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Revision as of 17:39, 20 May 2019
Aim of this service is to describe the implementation of gFeed-Service (for more information refer to GFeed).
Contents
Architecture
Deployment
Plugins
Plugins are expected to be found in the service classpath. They are typically distributed as uber-jar and their deployment depends on the hosting container.
To see a complete list of available plugins implemetations please refer to gFeed-Plugins
IS Requirements
The following is a list of minimal requirements for the execution of gFeed Service. Please keep in mind that depending on deployed plugins these requirements may not be enough.
- Database : the service needs a dedicated DB for its logic and looks in the current context for a DB registered as Service Endpoint with
- Category : Database
- Name : Feeder_DB
- Common configuration : the service loads default plugins configurations from the IS by lookig for a Generic Resource registered as
- Secondary type : configuration
- Name : gcat-feeder
HTTP Interface
Following is a list of methods exposed by gFeed HTTP interface. All methods require authentication so keep in mind that a gcube-token is expected. In this section <BASE_URL> stands for http(s)://<HOSTNODE>/gCat-Feeder/gcube/service/ where <HOSTNODE> should be determined by querying the gCube Information System.
Capabilities
Get available collectors
In order to get information on available collectors clients can perform a GET HTTP method on <BASE_URL>/capabilities/collectors. The response is a JSON representation of available collectors.
Get available controllers
In order to get information on available controllers clients can perform a GET HTTP method on <BASE_URL>/capabilities/controllers. The response is a JSON representation of available controllers.
Executions
Submission
Get submission history
In order to get the history of submitted executions clients can perform a GET HTTP method on <BASE_URL>/execution. The response is a JSON array of reports referring to submitted executions.
Get report
In order to get a report for a specific execution clients can perform a GET HTTP method on <BASE_URL>/execution/<EXECUTION_ID>, where <EXECUTUION_ID> is the id returned from submission method. Aim of this method is to monitor the outcome of a submitted execution (Asynch logic).
Please keep in mind that detailed reports are provided as a text file, accessible at reportUrl. The following is a report example :
{ "id": 4, "collectors": [ "DATAMINER_ALGORITHMS_COLLECTOR" ], "catalogues": [ "GCAT" ], "callerEncryptedToken": ..., "callerIdentity": ..., "callerContext": ..., "status": "SUCCESS", "reportUrl": ..., "startTime": ..., "endTime": ... }