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dshen
Employee
9 years ago

Snaplogic Triggered Task using an OnPremises URL through Load Balanced Groundplex Nodes

This article describes how a triggered task is invoked in the SnapLogic Elastic Integration Platform using an OnPremise URL through load balanced Groundplex nodes. Assume that your organization h...
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sanjaynayak
New Contributor III
5 years ago

Regarding point #1, any one has any info.

  1. A remote client invokes the triggered task using the OnPremise URL that points to the load balancer (e.g., GP-LB).

What authentication mechanism we can use between remote client and Onpremise ground URL since ground url has no token like cloud url we have bearer token.

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tlikarish
Employee
5 years ago

Both cloud and ground triggered tasks support the bearer token and basic auth for authentication.

The new API manager feature allows one to use additional authentication policies.

  • sanjaynayak's avatar
    sanjaynayak
    New Contributor III
    5 years ago

    Thanks @tlikarish, it is helpful and will cover so many use cases.

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      sanjaynayak
      New Contributor III
      5 years ago

      @tlikarish , New Api Manager policy is applicable for cloud url or ground url or both for trigger task.

      I have applied Request Size Limit policy for one of the trigger task, seems to be not working for cloud url.

      • cjhoward18's avatar
        cjhoward18
        Employee
        5 years ago

        Hi @sanjaynayak

        API Policies can be enabled on tasks that are set to run on either a cloud plex or a ground plex, however, all APIM functionality, including the policies, is only available in the ground URL invocation of a triggered task. Any request sent to the control plane(cloud URL) instead of the plex/jcc will not have policies applied, or be part of the APIM feature set(dashboard, policies, etc).