Require API to build a pipeline to find the high CPU and memory utilization of an individual pipeline during its runtime
We are trying to design a pipeline in Snaplogic to identify the high CPU and memory utilization of an individual pipelines that ran in a month using public API. We tried using runtime API but we are not able to get the expected output. API used: “https://elastic.snaplogic.com/api/1/rest/public/runtime/ ” “https://elastic.snaplogic.com/api/1/rest/public/runtime/Environment/ ”+$Runtime_ID Is there an API for it? which can give the expected output.
REST Get Slow
Hey guys, I have built a simple REST Get process to grab some data from an API. There are about 100 URLs to call but it is taking ages. 100 URLs takes about 7 mins whereas in another software application the 100 calls takes about 25s! I have tried using the REST Get snap in a child pipeline and increasing the pool size but I’m still not getting anywhere the speed I would expect. Any suggestions?
Setting content-length in REST PUT snap for SharePoint API
Hi gang, Hoping this awesome community can help me figure this out. Our team is trying to reconstruct some pipelines for uploading documents to SharePoint. Where we’re running in to a snag is after we’ve already received an OAuth 2 token and created a SharePoint upload session (both of those are working great), and then attempting to upload the actual file content (this is what is bombing.) When we explicitly set the content-type header in the snap, we get an error saying the content-length header already exists. When we remove the content-type header in the snap, we get an error from SharePoint saying the content-length header is missing. Has anyone else run in to this issue on setting content-length? How do you properly set the content-length header in the REST PUT snap? Cheers, MarkProblems with the Snaplogic "Import a Project" API
I exported a project as a zip file and saved it locally, but I’m having trouble getting the Snaplogic Import a Project API to work. I’ve tried to get this API to work on Postman and as a Python script, but I keep getting a 400 - BAD REQUEST response and the error “Expecting body argument for endpoint import_project: file_handle”. So I assume something is wrong with how I’m trying to send the file, but I can’t figure out what. Here is an example of a Python script I’ve tried: import requests from requests.auth import HTTPBasicAuth import os pod_path = 'elastic.snaplogic.com' import_path = 'Partners/Company/x_Imported' url = f'https://{pod_path}/api/1/rest/public/project/import/{import_path}' params = {'duplicate_check': 'true'} headers = {'Content-Type': 'multipart/form-data'} dirname = os.path.dirname(__file__) filename = os.path.join(dirname, 'project_files/xImport.zip') file_obj = open(filename, "rb") files = {'file': ('xImport.zip', file_obj, 'application/zip')} r = requests.post(url, auth=HTTPBasicAuth( <username>, <password>), headers=headers, params=params, files=files) Any ideas about what’s wrong with this script?Github API Pagination
Hey community, This is my first attempt to get pagination working on a rest call but I’m a bit stuck on how to deal with the ‘Has Next’ and ‘Next URL’ options. The API response contains the next URL but it also contains the following URL. What do I need to put in each of the pagination options to get this to work?
