CAMEL-18131 - Adding health check to test connectivity to aws2-athena

[rhuan080]

Signed-off-by: Rhuan Rocha rhuan080@gmail.com

CAMEL-18131 - Adding health check to test connectivity

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⚠️ This PR changes Camel components and will be tested automatically.

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✔️ Finished component verification: 0 component(s) test failed out of 1 component(s) tested

[oscerd]

Please, have a look at the AWS S3 health check. You need to consider also the possibility of using default credentials provider or passing a custom client instance. This covers only accessKey/secretKey/region approach.

[rhuan080]

Hi @oscerd,

Done!

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❌ Finished component verification: 1 component(s) test failed out of 1 component(s) tested

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✔️ Finished component verification: 0 component(s) test failed out of 1 component(s) tested

[oscerd]

Thanks