GoAws

Written in Go this is a clone of the AWS SQS/SNS systems. This system is designed to emulate SQS and SNS in a local environment so developers can test their interfaces without having to connect to the AWS Cloud and possibly incurring the expense, or even worse actually write to production topics/queues by mistake. If you see any problems or would like to see a new feature, please open an issue here in github. As well, I will logon to Gitter so we can discuss your deployment issues or the weather.

SNS/SQS Api status:

All SNS/SQS APIs have been implemented except:

• The full capabilities for Get and Set QueueAttributes. At the moment you can only Get ALL the attributes.

Here is a list of the APIs:

• ListQueues
• CreateQueue
• GetQueueAttributes (unsupported attributes are mocked)
• GetQueueUrl
• SendMessage
• SendMessageBatch
• ReceiveMessage
• DeleteMessage
• DeleteMessageBatch
• PurgeQueue
• Delete Queue
• ChangeMessageVisibility
• ChangeMessageVisibilityBatch
• ListDeadLetterSourceQueues
• ListQueueTags
• RemovePermission
• SetQueueAttributes (Only supported attributes are set - see Supported Queue Attributes)
• TagQueue
• UntagQueue

Supported Queue Attributes

• VisibilityTimeout
• ReceiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds
• RedrivePolicy

Current SNS APIs implemented:

• ListTopics
• CreateTopic
• Subscribe (raw)
• ListSubscriptions
• Publish
• DeleteTopic
• Subscribe
• Unsubscribe
• ListSubscriptionsByTopic
• GetSubscriptionAttributes
• SetSubscriptionAttributes (Only supported attributes are set - see Supported Subscription Attributes)

Supported Subscription Attributes

• RawMessageDelivery
• FilterPolicy (Only supported simplest "exact match" filter policy)

Yaml Configuration Implemented

• Read config file
• -config flag to read a specific configuration file (e.g.: -config=myconfig.yaml)
• a command line argument to determine the environment to use in the config file (e.e.: Dev)
• IN the config file you can create Queues, Topic and Subscription see the example config file in the conf directory

Example: Passing Configuration to Docker

docker run \
 --rm \
 --name=goaws \
 -v /path/on/host/goaws-config.yaml:/path/in/container/goaws-config.yaml \
 -p=4100:4100 \
 admiralpiett/goaws:v0.4.4-arm64 -config /path/in/container/goaws-config.yaml

Debug logging can be turned on via a command line flag (e.g.: -debug)

Note: The system does not authenticate or presently use https

Installation

git clone [email protected]:Admiral-Piett/goaws.git

Build and Run (Standalone)

Build
    cd to GoAws directory
    go build -o goaws app/cmd/goaws.go  (The goaws executable should be in the currect directory, move it somewhere in your $PATH)

Run
    ./goaws  (by default goaws listens on port 4100 but you can change it in the goaws.yaml file to another port of your choice)

Run (Docker Version)

Version >= v0.3.2
    docker pull admiralpiett/goaws

Version <= v0.3.1
    docker pull pafortin/goaws

run
    docker run -d --name goaws -p 4100:4100 admiralpiett/goaws

Testing your installation

Postman Environment: LINK

Postman Collection: LINK

You can test that your installation is working correctly in one of two ways:

1. Using the postman collection, use this link to import it. As well the Environment variable for the collection should be set as follows: URL = http://localhost:4100/.

2. by using the AWS cli tools (download link) here are some samples, you can refer to the aws cli tools docs for further information.

• aws --endpoint-url http://localhost:4100 sqs create-queue --queue-name test1

{
    "QueueUrl": "http://localhost:4100/test1"
}

• aws --endpoint-url http://localhost:4100 sqs list-queues

{
    "QueueUrls": [
        "http://localhost:4100/test1"
    ]
}

• aws --endpoint-url http://localhost:4100 sqs send-message --queue-url http://localhost:4100/test1 --message-body "this is a test of the GoAws Queue messaging"

{
    "MD5OfMessageBody": "9d3f5eaac3b1b4dd509f39e71e25f954",
    "MD5OfMessageAttributes": "b095c6d16871105acb75d59332513337",
    "MessageId": "66a1b4f5-cecf-473e-92b6-810156d41bbe"
}

• aws --endpoint-url http://localhost:4100 sqs receive-message --queue-url http://localhost:4100/test1

{
    "Messages": [
        {
            "Body": "this is a test of the GoAws Queue messaging",
            "MD5OfMessageAttributes": "b095c6d16871105acb75d59332513337",
            "ReceiptHandle": "66a1b4f5-cecf-473e-92b6-810156d41bbe#f1fc455c-698e-442e-9747-f415bee5b461",
            "MD5OfBody": "9d3f5eaac3b1b4dd509f39e71e25f954",
            "MessageId": "66a1b4f5-cecf-473e-92b6-810156d41bbe"
        }
    ]
}

• aws --endpoint-url http://localhost:4100 sqs delete-message --queue-url http://localhost:4100/test1 --receipt-handle 66a1b4f5-cecf-473e-92b6-810156d41bbe#f1fc455c-698e-442e-9747-f415bee5b461

No output

• aws --endpoint-url http://localhost:4100 sqs receive-message --queue-url http://localhost:4100/test1

No output (No messages in Q)

• aws --endpoint-url http://localhost:4100 sqs delete-queue --queue-url http://localhost:4100/test1

No output

• aws --endpoint-url http://localhost:4100 sqs list-queues

No output (There are no Queues left)

• aws --endpoint-url http://localhost:4100 sns list-topics (Example Response from list-topics)

{
    "Topics": [
        {
            "TopicArn": "arn:aws:sns:local:000000000000:topic1"
        },
        {
            "TopicArn": "arn:aws:sns:local:000000000000:topic2"
        }
    ]
}