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kinesis
A kinesis consumer with color.
Installation
pip install kinesis
Credentials for AWS are read from ~/.aws/credentials.
Optionally, config is loaded from ~/.aws/config.
Usage
Consume
Start consuming at the latest shard iterator:
kinesis consume --stream my-stream
Consume and Capture
If you want to capture:
kinesis consume --stream my-stream --capture
Produce from a file
kinesis produce --stream my-stream -f ./my_file.json --repeat 100
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