Goal Similarly to the previous tutorial TxFlow Pipeline / Part 1 – Dataflow To BigQuery (nested format), the goal here is to create and execute a real-time pipeline tailored for exploratory analytics on SWIFT MT using Pub/Sub, Dataflow, TxFlow and BigQuery. The difference is the format of the output: a tabular format (flatenned and exploded) while we produced […]
Read MoreGoal Create and execute a real-time pipeline tailored for exploratory analytics on SWIFT MT using Pub/Sub, Dataflow, TxFlow and BigQuery, and delivering data in a nested format, persisted as JSON strings. At the end of this tutorial, a streaming data pipeline will be continuously writing data into BigQuery that is ready for downstream explorative analytics, […]
Read MoreBack-up and restore This is not applicable as the current isoflow version is a fully stateless API. Update images Edit the isoflow stateful set by running the below command: kubectl edit sts RELEASE_NAME-swiftflow Modify the isoflow pod image version to the targeted version.Save and quit.Warning : the pod will be restarted once you changes have […]
Read MoreInstallation using Helm Prerequisites You will need the below tools installed in order to deploy TxFlow on premise : helm kubectl docker Request Helm package and Docker images You can contact us on info@alpina-analytics.com in order to request the necessary archives (Helm package and Docker images) plus a dedicated license to deploy TxFlow on premise. […]
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Read MorePricing and support You will start your journey with a 30 days free trial period that can be extended. Upon the realization of a successful proof-of-concept and in case you are operating in GCP environment, a usage-based billing model will apply that is proportional to the number of requests made on the application. For non-GCP […]
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Read MoreConfiguration Some runtime parameters, like the API port, the filename of the location database etc. are configurable. To determine the value of an option, the following logic is applied: If a System property with the name swiftflow.<configkey> (e.g. swiftflow.serverPort) exists, this value is selected. Example: java -Dswiftflow.serverPort=8080 -jar /…/swiftflow-api.jar Otherwise, the setting is looked for […]
Read MoreOverview The TxFlow package described here is containerized as a Docker/Kubernetes web server application. It can be deployed on any infrastructure that accepts Kubernetes, which includes multi-cloud or hybrid cloud contexts. Google Cloud Platform (GCP) In addition of the environment-agnostic Kubernetes application, specific requirements have to be satisfied to integrate to GCP. In particular, the […]
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