mariamingallonMM / api-pipeline

api-pipeline

Purpose

• To simplify the ability to create / upload datasets into Autonomous Database

Principles

• Locally executed
• As little infrastructure required
• Command line driven (initially)

Dependencies

Oracle Instant Client (download from web-site) - https://www.oracle.com/database/technologies/instant-client/downloads.html Oracle Autonomous Database (ADB) Wallet (download from ADW) - https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/autonomous-database/adbsa/connect-download-wallet.html

Steps To Run

• Download this repo
• Create ADB instance in OCI
• Download ADB wallet, unzip wallet and configure wallet (ie sqlnet.ora)
• Download Oracle Instant Client and unzip
• set environment variables (update bin/setenv.sh | bin/setenv.cmd and source environment)
  • TNS_ADMIN to the location of the wallet
  • LD_LIBRARY_PATH (on linux) and PATH (on Windows) to the location of the Oracle Instant Client
• Install python requirements (using pip3 install -r requirements.txt)
• Using datastore.properties.template (and copying it to datastore.properties), set parameters
  • TNS name to use
  • Username / Password for admin user (from Autonomous Database configuration)
  • Username / Password for datastore user (to be configured)
  • OCI configuration (optional for Object Storage extension)

I've got this video too walking through this process - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvk1sUQnotA

NB:

• When using the command-line, the name of the table is based upon the filename ie /data/sample.csv will create a table called SAMPLE.
• There is an expectation that the first row in the CSV is used for the name of the columns in the table.
• Mindful of the filename (for the command-line) and the data in the first row as they are for the table name and column names and need to be compliant to Oracle naming conventions. In general - keep them to a small length (less than 30 characters); don't use special characters, spaces or punctuation - underscore is ok;

Samples Executions

To create the schema user and enable Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS)

$ python3 src/scripts/pipeline/adb.py create

To upload a CSV, create table, load the data and enable a REST interface

$ python3 src/scripts/pipeline/adb.py put data/sample.csv

To disable a REST interface and drop the table

$ python3 src/scripts/pipeline/adb.py delete data/sample.csv

To disable Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) and drop the schema user

$ python3 src/scripts/pipeline/adb.py drop

To upload a CSV, upload the data to object storage

$ python3 src/scripts/pipeline/os.py put data/sample.csv

To delete data from object storage

$ python3 src/scripts/pipeline/os.py delete data/sample.csv

DJango Framework

• Added an app called apiadmin
• calls the same methods in the script

To start app (from the root of the repo)

. ./bin/setenv.sh
python3 src/apiadmin/manage.py runserver

To upload a CSV file (and name the table)

http://localhost:8000/upload/

To drop table

http://localhost:8000/delete/