Append - S2

Append records to a stream. Each newline-delimited input becomes one record.

echo -e "hello world\nfoo bar\nthird record" \
  | s2 append s2://my-basin/my-stream

✓ [APPENDED] 0..3 // tail: 3 @ 1771390606217

s2 append s2://my-basin/my-stream -i records.txt

Start an interactive append session where each line you type becomes a record:

s2 append s2://my-basin/my-stream

nc starwars.s2.dev 23 | s2 append s2://my-basin/starwars

export S2_ENCRYPTION_KEY="$(openssl rand -base64 32)"

echo "top secret" | s2 append s2://my-basin/my-stream

Or provide the key explicitly:

echo "top secret" | s2 append s2://my-basin/my-stream \
  --encryption-key-file ./stream-key.b64

Flag	Description
`-f, --fencing-token`	Enforce fencing token.
`-m, --match-seq-num`	Enforce that the sequence number issued to the first record matches.
`--format`	Input format.
`--linger`	How long to wait for more records before flushing a batch.
`-i, --input`	Input newline delimited records to append from a file or stdin. Use `-` to read from stdin.
`-k, --encryption-key`	Base64-encoded encryption key material. Alternatively, set `S2_ENCRYPTION_KEY`.
`--encryption-key-file`	Read base64-encoded encryption key material from file.