normalize KinesisIO

[aIbrahiim]

resolves: #28689

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[Abacn]

I understand KenisisIO generally needs an AWS project to test (in which Beam CI lacks), is there still a way to be able to test the yaml transform? cc: @derrickaw for inputs.

[derrickaw]

Hi @aIbrahiim, can you investigate setting up LocalStack container in sdks/python/apache_beam/yaml/integration_tests.py to step up a test for kinesis and also either create a kinesis yaml pipeline under yaml/tests (if localstack is lightweight) or put under extended_tests/data (if localstack is heavy)? Thanks.