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Christoph Pirkl commented on SPARK-10969:
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While this commit is useful it does not fix this issue. In order to fix this,
it would be best to introduce a serializable parameter object that contains aws
credentials for kinesis, dynamodb and cloudwatch (and maybe other values). This
would make it easier to add more parameters later.
> Spark Streaming Kinesis: Allow specifying separate credentials for Kinesis
> and DynamoDB
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> Key: SPARK-10969
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-10969
> Project: Spark
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Streaming
> Affects Versions: 1.5.1
> Reporter: Christoph Pirkl
> Priority: Critical
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> {{KinesisUtils.createStream()}} allows specifying only one set of AWS
> credentials that will be used by Amazon KCL for accessing Kinesis, DynamoDB
> and CloudWatch.
> h5. Motivation
> In a scenario where one needs to read from a Kinesis Stream owned by a
> different AWS account the user usually has minimal rights (i.e. only read
> from the stream). In this case creating the DynamoDB table in KCL will fail.
> h5. Proposal
> My proposed solution would be to allow specifying multiple credentials in
> {{KinesisUtils.createStream()}} for Kinesis, DynamoDB and CloudWatch. The
> additional credentials could then be passed to the constructor of
> {{KinesisClientLibConfiguration}} or method
> {{KinesisClientLibConfiguration.withDynamoDBClientConfig()}}.
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