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We have a two-node Groundplex. The nodes are Linux (RHEL). Every month we patch the OS on these nodes. We have written the following scripts to help facilitate the patching process
Script to enter maintenance mode:
Use Snaplex Management API to put n...
Our SnapLogic snaplex node resides in AWS Account A.
Our Redshift cluster and S3 bucket reside in AWS Account B.
I configured the IAM roles as follows:
AWS Account B - created an IAM role that trusts Account A and allows s3::GetObject, s3::PutObject,...
How does the Redshift Bulk Upsert work underneath the covers? For example, I know that the Redshift Bulk Load snap writes the data to S3 and then executes a Redshift COPY command to load the data from S3 to the Redshift table. How does the Redshift B...
Let’s say I have a Generic JDBC account configured with MaxPoolSize= 10 connections and Checkout Timeout - 10,000 milliseconds. I have a Generic JDBC Execute snap configured with ‘number of retries’ = 5 and ‘retry interval’ = 10 seconds.
When the fir...
If I have a Generic JDBC Account configured with a minimum pool size > 0, when does the connection pool get created and initialized with the minimum number of connections? Is it when the first pipeline that uses the Generic JDBC Account is being prep...
Hi @sanjaynayak - Since the IAM role is attached to the ec2 instances hosting the snaplex nodes, I believe you can control access within SnapLogic at the project level by whether or not you create the SnapLogic account.
Thanks @mbowen. So, for a “read” operation that times out on the initial connection attempt it won’t go into the retry block. Correct? If the “read” operation fails for some other reason will it go into the retry block? Or does the “read” operation n...
