Is there any way to perform a mass update on the Host and Port defined on schedules ?
Maybe with Analytics API or Update in Scheduler database ?
Thanks in advanced.
Benjamin
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Audric FREY
said
19 days ago
Hi,
Just to make sure I understand your request correctly: are you referring to the Host/Port defined at the Runtime level (in Analytics > Administration > Runtimes), rather than on the schedules themselves? Schedules don't store any Host/Port — they simply reference a Runtime by name, and that Runtime holds the connection details.
If that's correct, here's the situation:
There is currently no REST API endpoint to manage Runtimes (host/port) in Semarchy xDI Analytics. The Analytics Management REST API only exposes Environment and Package resources (for builds/deployments) — no CRUD operations on Runtimes.
A direct update in the Analytics repository database is technically possible, but not supported or recommended by Semarchy (risk of inconsistency/cache issues, no official documentation for this).
The only supported way today is to update each Runtime manually via Administration > Runtimes in Analytics.
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Audric FREY
said
19 days ago
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Hi,
Just to make sure I understand your request correctly: are you referring to the Host/Port defined at the Runtime level (in Analytics > Administration > Runtimes), rather than on the schedules themselves? Schedules don't store any Host/Port — they simply reference a Runtime by name, and that Runtime holds the connection details.
If that's correct, here's the situation:
There is currently no REST API endpoint to manage Runtimes (host/port) in Semarchy xDI Analytics. The Analytics Management REST API only exposes Environment and Package resources (for builds/deployments) — no CRUD operations on Runtimes.
A direct update in the Analytics repository database is technically possible, but not supported or recommended by Semarchy (risk of inconsistency/cache issues, no official documentation for this).
The only supported way today is to update each Runtime manually via Administration > Runtimes in Analytics.
Benjamin Millet
Hello,
Is there any way to perform a mass update on the Host and Port defined on schedules ?
Maybe with Analytics API or Update in Scheduler database ?
Thanks in advanced.
Benjamin
Hi,
Just to make sure I understand your request correctly: are you referring to the Host/Port defined at the Runtime level (in Analytics > Administration > Runtimes), rather than on the schedules themselves? Schedules don't store any Host/Port — they simply reference a Runtime by name, and that Runtime holds the connection details.
If that's correct, here's the situation:
There is currently no REST API endpoint to manage Runtimes (host/port) in Semarchy xDI Analytics. The Analytics Management REST API only exposes Environment and Package resources (for builds/deployments) — no CRUD operations on Runtimes.
A direct update in the Analytics repository database is technically possible, but not supported or recommended by Semarchy (risk of inconsistency/cache issues, no official documentation for this).
The only supported way today is to update each Runtime manually via Administration > Runtimes in Analytics.
Audric FREY
Hi,
Just to make sure I understand your request correctly: are you referring to the Host/Port defined at the Runtime level (in Analytics > Administration > Runtimes), rather than on the schedules themselves? Schedules don't store any Host/Port — they simply reference a Runtime by name, and that Runtime holds the connection details.
If that's correct, here's the situation:
There is currently no REST API endpoint to manage Runtimes (host/port) in Semarchy xDI Analytics. The Analytics Management REST API only exposes Environment and Package resources (for builds/deployments) — no CRUD operations on Runtimes.
A direct update in the Analytics repository database is technically possible, but not supported or recommended by Semarchy (risk of inconsistency/cache issues, no official documentation for this).
The only supported way today is to update each Runtime manually via Administration > Runtimes in Analytics.
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