I am using GSA 7.2, I have one module for search log analysis, For that module I need to export logs data from GSA and import into the module. This import and export I need to do manually, For this logs I want to know is there any Web Service/Feeds from GSA to get logs data.
Thank You
You can get some log data via the admin API using the gdata client but you won't be able to get ASR data etc, for that you'll need to write an HTTP client of your own or stick to exporting manually.
7.2 Admin API doco
gdata client site
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I'm building an application and I need to retrieve all management groups in a hierarchical style like the subscription IDs and that resource informations .
I looked up in the SDK for java :(https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-java)
but can't find anything related with my topic
I went through tones of documentations but still didn't find any significant class that can help
Refer to MSDOC to access the management group list from azure by using azure REST Api call for the list management api.
To access the above api we should have the following details:
Client ID
Client Secret
Tenant ID
With the help of above credentials, we can generate access token to access the api’s in azure.
Below is the API to generate the access token.
https://login.microsoftonline.com/<your-tenant-id>/oauth2/token
Hit the api using postman: *
Use the generated token as header in the below api to access management groups:
https://management.azure.com/providers/Microsoft.Management/managementGroups?api-version=2020-05-01
I have implemented the above scenario using java and spring boot by following the code.
Output:
In my case, I have only one management groups. So, I'm getting one management group as shown below.
I'm working on a Laravel site where users could connect their Google account and manage their Google calendars directly from within the site. I found https://github.com/spatie/laravel-google-calendar but I'm not sure that it really meets my needs.
That package doesn't seem to follow the authentication flow (OAuth 2) I'm used to with other APIs. It uses service accounts and stores credentials in JSON files where I usually save access and refresh tokens in my users table.
So am I missing something or is that package not made for that kind of site ?
I am aware of adding/managing users from GUI in NiFi i.e. a admin user and add user and groups/policies etc.
This is maintained in users.xml file.
I wanted to know, can we manually add records in users.xml instead of GUI?
If yes, how is identifier tag of user derived by NiFi. For e.g. I see a tag:
How is above identifier generated?
The reason for above is, we can maintain the users.xml file in our code base and whenever new users need to be added in NiFi, team can update its details in this file and release and we re-start NIFi. We do not have to rely on GUI to add new users.
Is it possible?
EDIT:
To be more clear, currently we have ldap authentication in place using ldap-provider. So that part is fine. I am not lookng for ldap authentication to NiFi.
Now for actual roles/permissions for "authorized users" i.e. who can see the processors/components, create new processors, query data provenance etc admin go to NiFi UI and add users/groups/policies etc. These details are then updated in users.xml.
I am specifically looking to achieve this activity via automating or from backend.
As per the response from Bryan, I think the feasible solution is using Nifi REST API for that.
The users.xml and authorizations.xml really shouldn't be manually edited/maintained, they are internals of the file-based authorizer that are not meant to be a public API.
It would be better to maintain a script that looped through a list of users and used NiFi's REST API to see if the user existed, and if it didn't then created the user using the REST API.
Another option would be to load your users from a Directory Server. This is detailed in the admin guide [1]. This implementation is configured with an interval for retrieving new users from the Directory Server.
[1] https://nifi.apache.org/docs/nifi-docs/html/administration-guide.html#authorizers-setup
users.xml doesn't intended to updated by users. This can be overcomed if you use external authentication providers ex. ldap-authentication provider
I would like to configure the Google API services programmatically instead of having to go through the API Console. For example, I would like to be able to the following types of things programmatically:
Create OAuth and API Key credentials; this would include generating
the client id\secret, setting the redirect uri, downloading the
client_secrets.json file, etc.
Get the list of projects for a user
Enable\disable services for a specified project
Does Google provide any APIs for configuring services so that I don't have to use the API Console's GUI? All of the documentation I have seen has indicated that the only way to do this is through the API Console’s GUI.
You can use the Cloud Resource Manager API to get the list of projects for a user. Unfortunately, public APIs don't exist for the other things at this time.
Where can I find a java exemple for offline access to google API?
My background java process needs to download data from Analytics.
I found this tutorial:
https://developers.google.com/analytics/resources/tutorials/hello-analytics-api#create_service_object
It works but does not explain how to perform an offline_ ccess.
In HelloAnalyticsApiSample the user uses the browser to retrieve all the tokens.
...but when access token expires, how can I instantiate the "Credential" java object with a refreshed access token without the use of the browser?
This case is not present in this tutorial.
Does an offline access example using java library exist?
Take a look at https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2WebServer#offline to see how you can obtain offline access and use Refresh Tokens.