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RDB Loader 1.2.0 upgrade guide

RDB Loader 1.2.0 brings many improvements for monitoring subsystem. If you're not interested in new features - you can just bump versions. If you need webhook monitoring - read below instructions on how to enable it.

Release notes.

Assets​

RDB Shredder is published on S3:

  • s3://snowplow-hosted-assets-eu-central-1/4-storage/rdb-shredder/snowplow-rdb-shredder-1.2.0.jar

RDB Loader and RDB Stream Shredder distributed as Docker images, published on DockerHub:

  • snowplow/snowplow-rdb-loader:1.2.0
  • snowplow/snowplow-rdb-stream-shredder:1.2.0

Enabling Webhook monitoring​

All configuration changes are scoped to monitoring property.

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monitoring: {
  webhook: {
    endpoint: "https://webhooks.acme.com/rdb-loader"
    tags: {                # Custom set of tags
      host: ${HOST}        # Environment variables are supported
      pipeline: production
    }
  }
}

It's up to you to setup a preferable webhook backend. It can be a Snowplow Iglu webhook or custom monitoring system.

Enabling folder monitoring​

All configuration changes are scoped to monitoring property.

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monitoring: {
  folders: {
    staging: "s3://snowplow-acme-com/logging/"  # This path will contain temporary files
                                                # Redshift role must have an access for this folder
    period: 2 hours                             # How often the check should be performed
  }
}

It's up to you to setup a preferable webhook backend. It can be a Snowplow Iglu webhook or custom monitoring system.

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