feat(idempotency): add automatic priming for DynamoDB persistence store #2376
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Description
Implements automatic class preloading via CRaC hooks for the
powertools-idempotency-dynamodbmodule to improve SnapStart cold start performance.This PR adds automatic priming support to complement the existing invoke priming that was implemented in #1861.
Changes
ClassPreLoader.preloadClasses()call toDynamoDBPersistenceStore.beforeCheckpoint()classesloaded.txtwith 8,726 classespowertools-commondependency forClassPreLoadergenerate-classesloaded-filefor regenerating the classes filebeforeCheckpoint()andafterRestore())Priming.mdwith idempotency-dynamodb exampleImplementation Details
This implementation combines both priming strategies:
classesloaded.txtduring SnapStart checkpointThe combined approach ensures optimal cold start performance by:
Pattern Consistency
Follows the same pattern as implemented in:
Key differences justified for persistence layer:
Testing
testBeforeCheckpointDoesNotThrowException()andtestAfterRestoreDoesNotThrowException()Verification
To verify this works with SnapStart:
Related Issues
Fixes #1997
Maintainer Confirmation
As confirmed by @phipag in #1997 (comment):
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