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  1. Preface
  2. IDMC REST API
  3. REST API resource quick references
  4. Platform REST API version 2 resources
  5. Platform REST API version 3 resources
  6. Data Integration REST API
  7. Cloud Data Integration for PowerCenter (CDI-PC) REST API
  8. Data Ingestion and Replication REST API
  9. Customer Managed REST API
  10. RunAJob utility
  11. ParamSetCli utility
  12. REST API codes

REST API Reference

REST API Reference

Amazon S3 targets

Amazon S3 targets

When the target connection of the task target is Amazon S3, you can include the following fields and key-value pairs in the config array of the target connection:
Key
Type
Required
Description
partitionTime
String
-
The time interval according to which the streaming ingestion task creates partitions in the Amazon S3 bucket.
Enter one of the following values:
  • None
  • 5min
  • 10min
  • 15min
  • 20min
  • 30min
  • 1hr
  • 1day
minUploadPartSize
Integer
-
Minimum part size when uploading a large file as a set of multiple independent parts, in megabytes. Use this property to tune the file load to Amazon S3.
You can enter a value between 50 and 5120.
multipartUploadThreshold
Integer
-
Multipart threshold when uploading objects in multiple parts in parallel.
You can enter a value between 50 and 5120.
Object Name/Expression
String
Yes
Amazon S3 target file name or a regular expression for the Amazon S3 file name pattern.

POST request example

To update a
streaming ingestion and replication
task with a flat file source and an Amazon S3 as target, you might send a request similar to the following example:
POST <serverUrl>/sisvc/restapi/v1/UpdateEntity/Documents('<document ID>') Content-Type: application/json Accept: application/json IDS-SESSION-ID: <SessionId> { "name": "flatfile to amazon S3", "description": "flatfile to amazon S3", "runtimeId": "01000025000000000003", "locationId": "5sJ0JDyJyWLlrosS5qJjsQ", "currentVersion": "2", "messageFormat": "binary", "nodes": [ { "name": "flatfile to amazon S3_source", "type": "source", "connectionId": "012MGS0B00000000002N", "transformationType": "", "config": [ { "key": "File", "value": "logfile" }, { "key": "initialPosition", "value": "Current Time" }, { "key": "rolloverPattern", "value": "test" }, { "key": "tailingMode", "value": "Single file" } ] }, { "name": "flatfile to amazon S3_target", "type": "target", "connectionId": "012MGS0B0000000000I7", "transformationType": "", "config": [ { "key": "partitionTime", "value": "None" }, { "key": "minUploadPartSize", "value": 5120 }, { "key": "multipartUploadThreshold", "value": 5120 }, { "key": "Object Name/Expression", "value": "test" } ] } ], "edges": [ { "from": "flatfile to amazon S3_source", "to": "flatfile to amazon S3_target" } ] }
The response returns only the fields that you entered in the request. If the request is unsuccessful, the response includes a reason for the failure.

POST response example

If the request is successful, you might receive a response similar to the following example in the
Success
node:
{ "Success": { "name": "flatfile to amazon S3", "description": "flatfile to amazon S3", "runtimeId": "01000025000000000003", "locationId": "5sJ0JDyJyWLlrosS5qJjsQ", "currentVersion": "2", "messageFormat": "binary", "nodes": [ { "name": "flatfile to amazon S3_source", "type": "source", "connectionId": "012MGS0B00000000002N", "transformationType": "", "config": [ { "key": "File", "value": "logfile" }, { "key": "initialPosition", "value": "Current Time" }, { "key": "rolloverPattern", "value": "test" }, { "key": "tailingMode", "value": "Single file" } ] }, { "name": "flatfile to amazon S3_target", "type": "target", "connectionId": "012MGS0B0000000000I7", "transformationType": "", "config": [ { "key": "partitionTime", "value": "None" }, { "key": "minUploadPartSize", "value": 5120 }, { "key": "multipartUploadThreshold", "value": 5120 }, { "key": "Object Name/Expression", "value": "test" } ] } ], "edges": [ { "from": "flatfile to amazon S3_source", "to": "flatfile to amazon S3_target" } ] } }

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