| Safe Haskell | None |
|---|---|
| Language | GHC2021 |
Ecluse.Runtime.Aws.Fault
Description
The amazonka edge of the transport-fault vocabulary: fold the AWS error sum into
Ecluse.Core.Fault at an adapter boundary.
Three adapters face the same Error, so the classification lives once, here: the SQS
mirror queue, the advisory sync's S3 transport, and the CodeArtifact store maintenance leaf. A
service-level refusal (a throttle, an access denial, a serialisation surprise) is
TransportProtocol with the rendered error as detail: the wire worked, the service said no.
Synopsis
- classifyAwsTransport :: Error -> TransportFault
- sendClassified :: AWSRequest a => (Error -> e) -> Env -> a -> IO (Either e (AWSResponse a))
Documentation
classifyAwsTransport :: Error -> TransportFault Source #
Classify an amazonka error into the core transport vocabulary.
sendClassified :: AWSRequest a => (Error -> e) -> Env -> a -> IO (Either e (AWSResponse a)) Source #
Send a request with the AWS error kept out of the exception channel and folded into the caller's own fault type, which is how every adapter here reports a failure as a value.