#[non_exhaustive]pub struct S3FilesConfigBuilder { /* private fields */ }Expand description
A builder for S3FilesConfig.
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Source§impl S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl S3FilesConfigBuilder
Sourcepub fn direct_s3_read(self, input: DirectS3Read) -> Self
pub fn direct_s3_read(self, input: DirectS3Read) -> Self
Specifies if a function reads from the file system for the lowest latency, or through Amazon S3 Files feature "direct Amazon S3 bucket reads" for the highest throughput. Valid values:
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AUTO(default) – Direct reads are active for functions you configure with 512 MB or more of memory. -
ENABLED– Enforces all reads are directly from the Amazon S3 bucket, regardless of available memory (less than 512 MB). -
DISABLED– Routes all reads through the file system, regardless of memory configuration.
To use direct reads, you must grant the execution role the s3:GetObject and s3:GetObjectVersion permissions. If a direct read fails, Lambda automatically falls back to reading through the file system.
Sourcepub fn set_direct_s3_read(self, input: Option<DirectS3Read>) -> Self
pub fn set_direct_s3_read(self, input: Option<DirectS3Read>) -> Self
Specifies if a function reads from the file system for the lowest latency, or through Amazon S3 Files feature "direct Amazon S3 bucket reads" for the highest throughput. Valid values:
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AUTO(default) – Direct reads are active for functions you configure with 512 MB or more of memory. -
ENABLED– Enforces all reads are directly from the Amazon S3 bucket, regardless of available memory (less than 512 MB). -
DISABLED– Routes all reads through the file system, regardless of memory configuration.
To use direct reads, you must grant the execution role the s3:GetObject and s3:GetObjectVersion permissions. If a direct read fails, Lambda automatically falls back to reading through the file system.
Sourcepub fn get_direct_s3_read(&self) -> &Option<DirectS3Read>
pub fn get_direct_s3_read(&self) -> &Option<DirectS3Read>
Specifies if a function reads from the file system for the lowest latency, or through Amazon S3 Files feature "direct Amazon S3 bucket reads" for the highest throughput. Valid values:
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AUTO(default) – Direct reads are active for functions you configure with 512 MB or more of memory. -
ENABLED– Enforces all reads are directly from the Amazon S3 bucket, regardless of available memory (less than 512 MB). -
DISABLED– Routes all reads through the file system, regardless of memory configuration.
To use direct reads, you must grant the execution role the s3:GetObject and s3:GetObjectVersion permissions. If a direct read fails, Lambda automatically falls back to reading through the file system.
Sourcepub fn build(self) -> S3FilesConfig
pub fn build(self) -> S3FilesConfig
Consumes the builder and constructs a S3FilesConfig.
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Source§impl Clone for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl Clone for S3FilesConfigBuilder
Source§fn clone(&self) -> S3FilesConfigBuilder
fn clone(&self) -> S3FilesConfigBuilder
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source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl Debug for S3FilesConfigBuilder
Source§impl Default for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl Default for S3FilesConfigBuilder
Source§fn default() -> S3FilesConfigBuilder
fn default() -> S3FilesConfigBuilder
Source§impl PartialEq for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl PartialEq for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl StructuralPartialEq for S3FilesConfigBuilder
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impl Freeze for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl RefUnwindSafe for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl Send for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl Sync for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl Unpin for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl UnsafeUnpin for S3FilesConfigBuilder
impl UnwindSafe for S3FilesConfigBuilder
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