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Add AWS Neptune hook and operators #28289
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Hello @eladkal |
@swapz-z assigned to you |
Hello @eladkal |
@ChhaSahil the issue is already assigned. |
@swapz-z are you still working on the issue? |
Yes @eladkal. |
@swapz-z - are you still looking into this? Let us know if you need any help. cc: @o-nikolas |
Thanks for the patience @shubham22 @o-nikolas I am finished with the implementation. Your inputs on the PR and possible guidance of tests implementation is awaited |
You do not need Moto necessarily, it's a nice way to test hooks, but not strictly required. Just mock what you need to in order to test the functionality of the Operator and the Hook and then add a System Test to functionally test the Operator (which will test the hook). You can see a recent example PR which has done this here (it's a transfer operator, but the principles are the same). |
moto 4.1.4 added Neptune coverage |
@eladkal could you please assign this to me |
I'll take this one. |
Sure |
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Neptune is a graph db offered by AWS.
boto3 endpoints can be seen here
I think for start we need the following:
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