Java Standalone SDK

Client for submission of signals to Sqreen’s signal ingestion endpoint. Usage of the Sqreen Agent is not required, although facilities are provided to read the service’s credentials used by the agent (requires version >= 2.0 of the Agent).

This library currently provides little in the way of structure for the signals themselves. Only the bare syntactic general requirements of the signals are enforced. Because the Signal type itself is so generic, the library does not actually help writing signals that the ingestion backend understands.

The API actually accepts also arbitrary objects and lets the user configure its serialization to the format that the ingestion endpoint expects.

Put another way, this is currently a fairly low-level library.

Bare Usage of the Client

// import io.sqreen.sasdk.backend.*;

IngestionHttpClient.WithAuthentication service = new IngestionHttpClientBuilder()
        .buildingHttpClient()
        .withConnectionTimeoutInMs(5000)
        .withReadTimeoutInMs(10000)
        .withProxy("http://proxy.com/")
        .buildHttpClient()
        .withErrorListener(IngestionErrorListener.LoggingIngestionErrorListener.INSTANCE)
        .createWithAuthentication(
                IngestionHttpClientBuilder.authConfigWithAPIKey("apiKey", "appName"));

service.reportSignal(mySignal);

service.close();

Requests are run synchronously.

Batch collector

Signals can also be batched. The batches are sent once a certain number of objects have been collected or once certain time passes.

BatchCollector coll = BatchCollector.builder(service)
        .withTriggerSize(10)
        .withMaxConcurrentRequests(3)
        .withMaxQueueSize(50)
        .withMaxDelayInMs(30000)
        .build();

coll.add(mySignal);

coll.close();

BatchCollector does not take ownership of service, which must still be closed separately.