Gracefully shutting down the AmazonsS3 ExecutorService#46
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…nd timeout before issuing shutdownNow
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@dwhjames this looks good. Can someone please merge? |
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Is this still actively maintained? @dwhjames |
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Hello.
Here is a PR that will gracefully shuts down the S3 ExecutorService. Currently the shutdown() method issues a shutdownNow() that interrupts the com.amazonaws.http.IdleConnectionReaper causing it to throw an java.lang.InterruptedException. Issuing a shutdown() with a 30 second timeout gets rid of the exception, and allows some time for the client to spin down.
Thanks for your work on
aws-wrap