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datus-aws-common

Shared plumbing for the Datus AWS plugins (datus-glue-plugin, datus-s3-plugin, datus-cloudwatch-plugin, …). It is not a plugin — it registers no datus.plugins entry point — but every AWS plugin depends on it so the boto3 wiring lives in exactly one place.

Extracted once nine AWS plugins needed the same code (the monorepo's "copy small helpers until at least three plugins need them" rule points to extraction well before that).

What it provides

Module Contents
errors PluginError/UsageError/ConfigError/MissingDependencyError/ApiError and exit codes 0/1/2/3/8 (copied from datus-airflow-plugin)
output render_rows / render_one — table / plain / json / yaml (copied)
awsconfig AwsSettings (region + credentials + AssumeRole + endpoint/timeout) and validate_keys for strict per-profile key checking
session build_session (profile/keys/chain + optional STS AssumeRole) and build_client (endpoint override + botocore retry/timeout Config)
client call (botocore ClientError/BotoCoreError → ApiError), paginate (boto3 paginators → flat list), wait_until (monotonic-deadline poller for --wait)
cli AwsContext (lazy, multi-service client cache), add_output_option / confirm / parse_json_arg / parse_datetime_arg, and run (parse → dispatch → error-to-exit-code)

Credential model

Every AWS plugin profile shares the same credential block; resolution mirrors the airflow plugin's S3 deploy:

region: us-east-1
profile: my-aws-profile                     # or explicit keys / the standard chain
access_key_id: ${AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID}
secret_access_key: ${AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY}
session_token: ${AWS_SESSION_TOKEN}
role_arn: arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/datus   # short-lived STS AssumeRole
role_session_name: datus                    # optional
external_id: team-a                         # optional
endpoint_url: http://minio:9000             # optional (S3-compatible stores)
timeout: 60                                 # optional botocore connect/read timeout
max_attempts: 3                             # optional botocore retry attempts

Development

uv run --package datus-aws-common pytest datus-aws-common

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