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Data Mesh Consumer

The DataMeshConsumer.py class provides functions to manage Consumer functions such as requesting access to data products and finalizing subscriptions.

Creating a Data Mesh Consumer Instance

Request Syntax

DataMeshConsumer(
	data_mesh_account_id: str, 
	region_name: str = 'us-east-1', 
	log_level: str = "INFO",
	use_credentials=None
)

Parameters

  • data_mesh_account_id: The AWS Account ID to use as the central Data Mesh Account in the region
  • region_name: The short AWS Region Name in which to install the Data Mesh
  • log_level: The level of information you want to see when executing. Based upon python logging, values include INFO, DEBUG, ERROR, etc.
  • use_credentials: Credentials to use to setup the instance. This can be provided as a boto3 Credentials object, a dict containing the below structure, or if None is provided the boto3 environment will be accessed.
Credentials dict structure
{
    "AccountId": "The Consumer AWS Account ID",
    "AccessKeyId": "Your access key",
    "SecretAccessKey": "Your secret key",
    "SessionToken": "Optional - a session token, if you are using an IAM Role & temporary credentials"
}

The following methods are available:

delete_subscription

Method allowing a Consumer to leave a subscription.

Request Syntax

delete_subscription(
	subscription_id: str, 
	reason: str
)

Parameters

  • subscription_id: The ID of the Subscription to leave
  • reason: String value to be added to the Subscription about why it's being deleted

Return Type

None

Response Syntax

Response Structure

finalize_subscription

Performs the final step in the Subscription workflow to import the shared objects.

Request Syntax

finalize_subscription(
	subscription_id: str
)

Parameters

  • subscription_id: The ID of the Subscription to complete

Return Type

None

Response Syntax

Response Structure

get_subscription

Fetches information about a given Subscription request.

Request Syntax

get_subscription(
	request_id: str
)

Parameters

  • request_id: The ID of the Subscription request to fetch

Return Type

dict

Response Syntax

{
	'Subscriptions': [
		{
		  "SubscriptionId": str,
		  "Status": str,
		  "DatabaseName": str,		  
		  "TableName": list<string>,
		  "RequestedGrants": list<string>,
		  "PermittedGrants": list<string>,
		  "SubscriberPrincipal": str,
		  "CreationDate": str,		  
		  "CreatedBy": str,
		  "UpdatedDate": str,
		  "UpdatedBy": str,
		  "Notes": list,
		  "RamShares": list<string>,
		  "GrantedTableARNs": list<string>
		}
	]
}

Response Structure

  • (dict)
    • Subscriptions: List of pending subscriptions
      • SubscriptionId: The ID assigned to the Subscription request
      • DatabaseName: The name of the database containing shared objects
      • TableName: List of table names being requested
      • RequestedGrants: Grants requested by the Consumer
      • PermittedGrants: Grants which have been approved by the Producer * GrantableGrants: Grants the Consumer can share
      • OwnerPrincipal: The AWS Account ID of the Owner
      • SubscriberPrincipal: The AWS Account ID of the requesting Consumer
      • CreationDate: Date the request was made, in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS format
      • CreatedBy: The Identity of the Principal who requested access
      • UpdatedDate: The date of the last update, in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS format
      • UpdatedBy: The Identity of the Principal who made the last update

get_table_info

Consumer wrapper interface for Glue::GetTable (https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/reference/services/glue.html#Glue.Client.get_table).

Request Syntax

get_table_info(
	database_name: str, 
	table_name: str
)

Parameters

  • database_name: The name of the Glue Catalog Database where the Table is stored
  • table_name: The name of the table to describe

Return Type

dict

Response Syntax

See https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/reference/services/glue.html#Glue.Client.get_table.

Response Structure

list_product_access

Lists the data products to which the consumer has access.

Request Syntax

list_product_access()

Parameters

None

Return Type

list

Response Syntax

[
	{
		'Subscriptions': [
			{
			  "SubscriptionId": str,
			  "DatabaseName": str,		  
			  "TableName": list<string>,
			  "RequestedGrants": list<string>,  
			  "SubscriberPrincipal": str,
			  "CreationDate": str,		  
			  "CreatedBy": str
			},
			...
		]
	}
	...
]

Response Structure

  • (list)
    • (dict)
      • SubscriptionId: The ID assigned to the Subscription request
      • DatabaseName: The name of the database containing shared objects
      • TableName: List of table names being requested
      • RequestedGrants: Grants requested by the Consumer
      • PermittedGrants: Grants which have been approved by the Producer
      • GrantableGrants: Grants the Consumer can share
      • OwnerPrincipal: The AWS Account ID of the Owner
      • SubscriberPrincipal: The AWS Account ID of the requesting Consumer
      • CreationDate: Date the request was made, in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS format
      • CreatedBy: The Identity of the Principal who requested access
      • UpdatedDate: The date of the last update, in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MI:SS format
      • UpdatedBy: The Identity of the Principal who made the last update

request_access_to_product

Requests a set of grants to a shared data product from the Producer.

Request Syntax

request_access_to_product(
	owner_account_id: str, 
	database_name: str,
	request_permissions: list, 
	tables: list = None)

Parameters

  • owner_account_id: The AWS Account who owns the objects for which the Consumer is requesting access
  • database_name: The database name of the shared objects
  • request_permission: The list of permissions to be requested, such as SELECT or INSERT
  • tables: Optional list of tables or a regular expression definiting tables to request access to

Return Type

dict

Response Syntax

{
	"Type": str,
	"Database":str,
	"Table":str
}

Response Structure

  • Type: The type of access request created - one of DATABASE or TABLE
  • Database: The name of the database for which a subscription has been created
  • Table: Optional name of a table for which the subscription has been created