AWS Kinesis is a platform on AWS to collect, process, and analyze real-time, streaming data. It allows developers to build applications that can continuously ingest and process large streams of data records in real time. Kinesis is commonly used for log and event data collection, real-time analytics, and machine learning applications.
When working with AWS Kinesis, you might encounter the InvalidParameterCombination
error. This error typically occurs when the parameters provided in a request are not valid together. This can happen during the creation or configuration of Kinesis streams or when making API calls.
The InvalidParameterCombination
error indicates that the parameters specified in your request are not valid when used together. This could be due to constraints or limitations in the AWS Kinesis API where certain parameters cannot be combined. For example, specifying both ShardCount
and RetentionPeriodHours
in a way that violates Kinesis constraints.
{
"__type": "InvalidParameterCombination",
"message": "The parameters provided in the request are not valid together."
}
To resolve the InvalidParameterCombination
error, follow these steps:
Start by reviewing the AWS Kinesis API Reference to understand the constraints and valid combinations of parameters for the API call you are making.
Ensure that the parameters you are using in your request are compatible. For instance, if you are configuring a stream, verify that the ShardCount
and RetentionPeriodHours
are within the allowed limits and do not conflict with each other.
Adjust your request to remove or modify the conflicting parameters. For example, if you are specifying both ShardCount
and RetentionPeriodHours
, ensure they are set to values that are permissible together.
After making the necessary adjustments, test your request again to ensure that the error is resolved. Use tools like the AWS CLI or SDKs to verify the changes.
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