How to use is_internal_call_context method in localstack

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logging.py

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...67 return logger68 def _log(self, context: RequestContext, response: Response):69 aws_logger = self.aws_logger70 http_logger = self.http_logger71 is_internal_call = is_internal_call_context(context.request.headers)72 if is_internal_call:73 aws_logger = self.internal_aws_logger74 http_logger = self.internal_http_logger75 if context.operation:76 # log an AWS response77 if context.service_exception:78 aws_logger.info(79 "AWS %s.%s => %d (%s)",80 context.service.service_name,81 context.operation.name,82 response.status_code,83 context.service_exception.code,84 extra={85 # request...

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metric_handler.py

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...129 self, chain: HandlerChain, context: RequestContext, response: Response130 ):131 if not config.is_collect_metrics_mode() or not context.service_operation:132 return133 is_internal = is_internal_call_context(context.request.headers)134 item = self._get_metric_handler_item_for_context(context)135 # parameters might get changed when dispatched to the service - we use the params stored in136 # parameters_after_parse137 parameters = ",".join(item.parameters_after_parse or [])138 response_data = response.data.decode("utf-8") if response.status_code >= 300 else ""139 MetricHandler.metric_data.append(140 Metric(141 service=context.service_operation.service,142 operation=context.service_operation.operation,143 headers=context.request.headers,144 parameters=parameters,145 response_code=response.status_code,146 response_data=response_data,147 exception=context.service_exception.__class__.__name__...

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analytics.py

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...22 if response is None or context.operation is None:23 return24 if config.DISABLE_EVENTS:25 return26 if is_internal_call_context(context.request.headers):27 # don't count internal requests28 return29 # this condition will only be true only for the first call, so it makes sense to not acquire the lock every time30 if not self._started:31 with self._mutex:32 if not self._started:33 self._started = True34 self.aggregator.start()35 err_type = self._get_err_type(context, response) if response.status_code >= 400 else None36 service_name = context.operation.service_model.service_name37 operation_name = context.operation.name38 self.aggregator.add_request(39 ServiceRequestInfo(40 service_name,...

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