Managing Integrations with apictl

ESB API Controller, apictl allows you to monitor the Synapse artifacts (deployed in a specified Micro Integrator server) and perform various management and administration tasks from the command line.

Info

Before you begin

  • Ensure that ESB Micro Integrator is started. See the instructions on installing the Micro Integrator.

  • Make sure the apictl is downloaded and initialized, if not follow the steps in Download and Initialize the apictl.

  • Ensure that the Micro Integrator management endpoint is added to the environment configurations of CTL, before you start working with the following CTL commands. For more information, see Add an Environment.

Login to a Micro Integrator

After adding an environment, you can login to the Micro Integrator instance of that environment using credentials.

  1. Run any of the following CTL commands to login to a Micro Integrator.

    • Command

      apictl mi login <environment-name> -k
      apictl mi login <environment-name> -u <username> -k
      apictl mi login <environment-name> -u <username> -p <password> -k

      Tip

      If you run apictl mi login <environment-name> you are prompted to provide both the username and the password. If you run apictl mi login <environment-name> --username <username>, you are prompted to provide the password.

      Info

      Flags:

      • Optional :
        --username or -u : Username for login
        --password or -p : Password for login
        --password-stdin : Get password from stdin

      Example

      apictl mi login dev -k
      apictl mi login dev -u admin -p admin -k

      apictl mi login dev --username admin --password admin -k
    • Response

      Logged into MI in '<environment-name>' environment 
      Logged into MI in dev environment

    Warning

    Using --password in CTL is not secure. You can use --password-stdin instead. For example,

    cat ~/.mypassword | ./apictl mi login dev --username admin --password-stdin -k

Logout from a Micro Integrator

  1. Run the following command to logout from the current session of the Micro Integrator.

    • Command

      apictl mi logout <environment-name>

      Example

      apictl mi logout dev
    • Response

      Logged out from MI in '<environment-name>' environment 
      Logged out from MI in dev environment

Manage Users

You can view details of users stored in the external user store. If you are logged in to the apictl with administrator credentials, you can also add new users, and remove users from the user store.

Get information about users

  1. List users of the Micro Integrator.

    • Command

      apictl mi get users -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates
        --pattern or -p : Filter users by regex
        --role or -r : Filter users by role

      Example

      apictl mi get users -e dev
      apictl mi get users -r admin -e dev
      apictl mi get users -p *tester* -e dev

    • Response

      USER ID
      admin
      capp-tester
  2. Get information on a specific user.

    • Command

      apictl mi get users [user-name] -d [domain] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --domain or -d : Domain name of the secondary user store to be searched
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get users capp-tester -d testing.com -e dev
    • Response

      Name - TESTING.COM/capp-tester
      Is Admin - false
      Roles - TESTING.COM/tester, Application/applicationRole1

Add a new user

You can use the command below to add a new user to a Micro Integrator.

  • Command

    apictl mi add user [user-name] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

    Example

    apictl mi add user capp-tester -e dev
  • Response

    Adding new user [ capp-tester ] status: Added

Note

To add a new user to a secondary user store, provide the corresponding user store domain when prompted.

Delete a user

You can use the command below to remove a user from the Micro Integrator.

  • Command

    apictl mi delete user [user-name] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator
    • Optional :
      --domain or -d : The domain of the secondary user store from which the user should be deleted

    Example

    apictl mi delete user capp-tester -d testing.com -e dev
  • Response

    Deleting user [ capp-tester ] status: Deleted

Manage Roles

The Micro Integrator has limited role support without fine-grained permission tree support as in the Enterprise Integrator.

In Micro Integrator, we have one admin role and all the other roles from primary and secondary user stores are considered non-admin roles.

Get information about roles

  1. List roles of the Micro Integrator.

    • Command

      apictl mi get roles -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

      Example

      apictl mi get roles -e dev
    • Response

      ROLE
      admin
      primaryRole1
      Application/applicationRole1
      Internal/everyone
      Internal/internalRole1
      TEST.COM/testRole1
  2. Get information on a specific role.

    • Command

      apictl mi get roles [role-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --domain or -d : Domain of the secondary user store to be searched

      Example

      apictl mi get roles tester -d testing.com -e dev
    • Response

      Role Name - TESTING.COM/tester
      Users  - TESTING.COM/capp-tester

Note

To get hybrid roles (application/internal) specify the role type as the domain.

apictl mi get roles tester -d application -e dev

Add a new role

  • Command

    apictl mi add role [role-name] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator

    Example

    apictl mi add role tester -e dev
    • Response
    Adding new role [ tester ] status: Added

Note

To add a new role to a secondary user store, provide the corresponding user store domain when prompted.

Note

To add hybrid roles (application/internal) specify the type in the role name.

apictl mi add role internal/InternalRole -e dev

Delete a role

  • Command

    apictl mi delete role [role-name] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator
    • Optional :
      --domain or -d : The domain of the secondary user store from which the role should be deleted

    Example

    apictl mi delete role tester -d testing.com -e dev
    • Response
    Deleting new role [ tester ] status: Deleted

Note

To delete hybrid roles (application/internal) specify the role type as domain.

apictl mi delete role InternalRole -d internal -e dev

Assign/revoke roles to/from users

  • Command

    apictl mi update user [user-name] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    -   Required :  
        `--environment` or `-e` : Environment of the Micro Integrator

    Example

    apictl mi update user capp-tester -e dev
  • Response

    Added/removed the roles

Note

Use a space-separated list of role names when entering the added/removed roles

Monitor Integration Artifacts

Follow the instructions below to display a list of artifacts or get information about a specific artifact in an environment using CTL:

Composite Applications (CApps)

  1. List composite applications (CApps) in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get composite-apps -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get composite-apps -e dev
    • Response

      NAME                            VERSION
      HealthCareCompositeExporter     1.0.0
      FoodServiceCApp                 2.0.0
  2. Get information on a specific composite application in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get composite-apps [capp-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get composite-apps HealthCareCompositeExporter -e dev
    • Response

      Name - HealthCareCompositeExporter
      Version - 1.0.0
      Artifacts :
      NAME                      TYPE
      sample-local-entry        local-entry
      email-connector           lib
      in-memory-message-store   message-store
      GrandOakEndpoint          endpoint
      sample_seq_template       template
      scheduled-msg-processor   message-processors
      sample_template           template
      HealthcareAPI             api
      sample-sequence           sequence
      PineValleyEndpoint        endpoint
      StockQuoteProxy           proxy-service
      sample-cron-task          task
      httpInboundEP             inbound-endpoint

Integration APIs

  1. List integration APIs in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get apis -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get apis -e dev
    • Response

      NAME              URL
      HealthcareAPI     http://localhost:8290/healthcare
      FoodService       http://localhost:8480/foodservice
  2. Get information on a specific integration API in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get apis [api-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get apis HealthcareAPI -e dev
    • Response

      Name - HealthcareAPI
      Version - N/A
      Url - http://localhost:8290/healthcare
      Stats - disabled
      Tracing - disabled
      Resources :
      URL                    METHOD
      /doctor/{doctorType}   [GET]
      /report                [GET]

Connectors

  1. List connectors in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get connectors -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get connectors -e dev
    • Response

      NAME        STATS         PACKAGE                       DESCRIPTION
      email       enabled       org.wso2.carbon.connector     WSO2 email connector library

Data Services

  1. List data services in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get data-services -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get data-services -e dev
    • Response

      NAME                WSDL 1.1                                                WSDL 2.0
      RESTDataService     http://localhost:8290/services/RESTDataService?wsdl     http://localhost:8290/services/RESTDataService?wsdl2
  2. Get information on a specific data service in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get data-services [data-service-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get data-services RESTDataService -e dev
    • Response

      Name - RESTDataService
      Group Name - RESTDataService
      Description - Exposing the data service as a REST service.
      WSDL 1.1 - http://localhost:8290/services/RESTDataService?wsdl
      WSDL 2.0 - http://localhost:8290/services/RESTDataService?wsdl2
      Queries :
      ID                  NAMESPACE
      ReadStudents        http://ws.wso2.org/dataservice/ReadStudents
      DeleteStudent       http://ws.wso2.org/dataservice

Endpoints

  1. List endpoints in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get endpoints -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get endpoints -e dev
    • Response

      NAME                    TYPE      ACTIVE
      GrandOakEndpoint        http      true
      PineValleyEndpoint      http      true
  2. Get information on a specific endpoint in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get endpoints [endpoint-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get endpoints GrandOakEndpoint -e dev
    • Response

      Name - GrandOakEndpoint
      Type - HTTP Endpoint
      Active - true
      Method - GET
      URI Template - http://localhost:9091/grand/doctors

Inbound Endpoints

  1. List inbound endpoints in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get inbound-endpoints -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get inbound-endpoints -e dev
    • Response

      NAME                 TYPE
      httpInboundEP        http
  2. Get information on a specific inbound endpoint in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get inbound-endpoints [inbound-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get inbound-endpoints httpInboundEP -e dev
    • Response

      Name - httpInboundEP
      Type - http
      Stats - enabled
      Tracing - enabled
      Parameters :
      NAME                                   VALUE
      inbound.http.port                      8697
      inbound.worker.pool.size.core          400
      inbound.worker.pool.size.max           500
      inbound.worker.thread.keep.alive.sec   60
      inbound.worker.pool.queue.length       -1
      inbound.thread.id                      PassThroughInboundWorkerPool

Local Entries

  1. List local entries in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get local-entries -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get local-entries -e dev
    • Response

      NAME                    TYPE
      sample-local-entry      Inline Text
  2. Get information on a specific local entry in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get local-entries [local-entry-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get local-entries sample-local-entry -e dev
    • Response

      Name - sample-local-entry
      Type - Inline Text
      Value - 0, 1

Message Processors

  1. List message processors in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get message-processors -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get message-processors -e dev
    • Response

      NAME                      TYPE                                     STATUS
      scheduled-msg-processor   Scheduled-message-forwarding-processor   active
  2. Get information on a specific message processor in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get message-processors [message-processor-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get message-processors scheduled-msg-processor -e dev
    • Response

      Name - scheduled-msg-processor
      Type - Scheduled-message-forwarding-processor
      File Name - scheduled-msg-processor-1.0.0.xml
      Message Store - in-memory-message-store
      Artifact Container - [ Deployed From Artifact Container: HealthCareCompositeExporter ]
      Status - active
      Parameters :
       client.retry.interval = 1000
       interval = 1000
       is.active = true
       max.delivery.attempts = 4
       max.delivery.drop = Disabled
       max.store.connection.attempts = -1
       member.count = 1
       store.connection.retry.interval = 1000
       target.endpoint = PineValleyEndpoint
       throttle = false

Message Stores

  1. List message stores in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get message-stores -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get message-stores -e dev
    • Response

      NAME                      TYPE                      SIZE
      in-memory-message-store   in-memory-message-store   0
  2. Get information on a specific message store in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get message-stores [message-store-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get message-stores in-memory-message-store -e dev
    • Response

      Name - in-memory-message-store
      File Name - in-memory-message-store-1.0.0.xml
      Container - [ Deployed From Artifact Container: HealthCareCompositeExporter ]
      Producer - org.apache.synapse.message.store.impl.memory.InMemoryProducer@3d288f9e
      Consumer - org.apache.synapse.message.store.impl.memory.InMemoryConsumer@5e6443d6
      Size - 0
      Properties :
      No Properties found

Proxy Services

  1. List proxy services in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get proxy-services -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get proxy-services -e dev
    • Response

      NAME                WSDL 1.1                                                WSDL 2.0
      StockQuoteProxy     http://localhost:8290/services/StockQuoteProxy?wsdl     http://localhost:8290/services/StockQuoteProxy?wsdl2
  2. Get information on a specific proxy service in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get proxy-services [proxy-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get proxy-services StockQuoteProxy -e dev
    • Response

      Name - StockQuoteProxy
      WSDL 1.1 - http://localhost:8290/services/StockQuoteProxy?wsdl
      WSDL 2.0 - http://localhost:8290/services/StockQuoteProxy?wsdl2
      Stats - disabled
      Tracing - disabled

Sequences

  1. List sequences in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get sequences -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get sequences -e dev
    • Response

      NAME                STATS               TRACING
      fault               disabled            disabled
      main                disabled            disabled
      sample-sequence     disabled            disabled
  2. Get information on a specific sequence in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get sequences [sequence-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get sequences sample-sequence -e dev
    • Response

      Name - sample-sequence
      Container - [ Deployed From Artifact Container: HealthCareCompositeExporter ]
      Stats - disabled
      Tracing - disabled
      Mediators - LogMediator, STRING

Scheduled Tasks

  1. List scheduled tasks in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get tasks -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get tasks -e dev
    • Response

      NAME
      sample-cron-task
      CheckPriceTask
  2. Get information on a specific scheduled task in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get tasks [task-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get tasks sample-cron-task -e dev
    • Response

      Name - sample-cron-task
      Trigger Type - cron
      Cron Expression - 0 30 1 * * ?

Templates

  1. List all templates in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get templates -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get templates -e dev
    • Response

      NAME                  TYPE
      sample_seq_template   Sequence
      sample_template       Endpoint
  2. List a specific type of template in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get templates [template-type] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get templates endpoint -e dev
      apictl mi get templates sequence -e dev

    • Response

      NAME
      sample_seq_template
  3. Get information on a specific template in an environment.

    • Command

      apictl mi get templates [template-type] [template-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
      • Optional :
        --format : pretty-print using templates

      Example

      apictl mi get templates endpoint sample_template -e dev
    • Response

      Name - sample_template
      Parameters : name, uri

Change status of an Artifact

You can use the commands below to activate or deactivate endpoints, message processors or proxy services deployed in a Micro Integrator.

Endpoint

  1. Activate an endpoint deployed in a Micro Integrator.

    • Command

      apictl mi activate endpoint [endpoint-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

      Example

      apictl mi activate endpoint GrandOakEndpoint -e dev
    • Response

      GrandOakEndpoint is switched On
  2. Deactivate an endpoint deployed in a Micro Integrator.

    • Command

      apictl mi deactivate endpoint [endpoint-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

      Example

      apictl mi deactivate endpoint GrandOakEndpoint -e dev
    • Response

      GrandOakEndpoint is switched Off

Message Processor

  1. Activate a message processor deployed in a Micro Integrator.

    • Command

      apictl mi activate message-processor [message-processor-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

      Example

      apictl mi activate message-processor scheduled-msg-processor -e dev
    • Response

      scheduled-msg-processor : is activated
  2. Deactivate a message processor deployed in a Micro Integrator.

    • Command

      apictl mi deactivate message-processor [message-processor-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

      Example

      apictl mi deactivate message-processor scheduled-msg-processor -e dev
    • Response

      scheduled-msg-processor : is deactivated

Proxy Service

  1. Activate a proxy service deployed in a Micro Integrator.

    • Command

      apictl mi activate proxy-service [proxy-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

      Example

      apictl mi activate proxy-service StockQuoteProxy -e dev
    • Response

      Proxy service StockQuoteProxy started successfully
  2. Deactivate a proxy service deployed in a Micro Integrator.

    • Command

      apictl mi deactivate proxy-service [proxy-name] -e <environment>

      Info

      Flags:

      • Required :
        --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

      Example

      apictl mi deactivate proxy-service StockQuoteProxy -e dev
    • Response

      Proxy service StockQuoteProxy stopped successfully

Manage Loggers used in Micro Integrator

Get information on a specific logger

  • Command

    apictl mi get log-levels [logger-name] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
    • Optional :
      --format : pretty-print using templates

    Example

    apictl mi get log-levels org-apache-coyote -e dev
  • Response

    NAME                    LOG LEVEL           COMPONENT
    org-apache-coyote       WARN                org.apache.coyote

Add a new logger

You can use the command below to add a new logger to a Micro Integrator.

  • Command

    apictl mi add log-level [logger-name] [class-name] [log-level] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

    Example

    apictl mi add log-level synapse-api org.apache.synapse.rest.API DEBUG -e dev
  • Response

    Successfully added logger for ('synapse-api') with level DEBUG for class org.apache.synapse.rest.API

Update a logger

You can use the command below to update the log level of an existing logger.

  • Command

    apictl mi update log-level [logger-name] [log-level] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

    Example

    apictl mi update log-level org-apache-coyote DEBUG -e dev
  • Response

    Successfully added logger for ('org-apache-coyote') with level DEBUG

Download log files

List available log files

  • Command

    apictl mi get logs -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
    • Optional :
      --format : pretty-print using templates

    Example

    apictl mi get logs -e dev
  • Response

    NAME                            SIZE
    wso2carbon.log                  429.5 KB
    correlation.log                 0 B
    wso2carbon-trace-messages.log   0 B
    wso2-mi-api.log                 11.9 KB
    patches.log                     15.7 KB
    audit.log                       0 B
    wso2-mi-service.log             10.3 KB
    http_access_.log                35.8 KB
    wso2error.log                   156.2 KB

Download a specific log file

  • Command

    apictl mi get logs [file-name] -p [download-location] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched

    • Optional :
      --path or -p : Path the file should be downloaded (default is current executable directory)

    Example

    apictl mi get logs wso2carbon.log -p log-files -e dev
  • Response

    Log file downloaded to log-files/wso2carbon.log

Monitor transactions

Transaction Counts

You can use the command below to get information about the inbound transactions received by the Micro Integrator.

  • Command

    apictl mi get transaction-counts -e <environment>
    apictl mi get transaction-counts [year] [month] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
    • Optional :
      --format : pretty-print using templates

    Example

    apictl mi get transaction-counts -e dev
    apictl mi get transaction-counts 2021 01 -e dev

  • Response

    YEAR        MONTH       TRANSACTION COUNT
    2021        1           126

Transaction Reports

You can use the command below to generate the transaction count summary report based on the inbound transactions received by the Micro Integrator.

  • Command

    apictl mi get transaction-reports [start] [end] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator to be searched
    • Optional :
      --path or -p : Path the file should be downloaded (default is current executable directory)

    Example

    apictl mi get transaction-reports 2020-05 2020-06 -e dev
    apictl mi get transaction-reports 2020-05 -e dev -p reports/mi

  • Response

    Transaction Count Report created in reports/mi/transaction-count-summary-1610597725520763836.csv

Update HashiCorp AppRole Pull secret ID

You can use the command below to update the HashiCorp AppRole Pull secret ID that is used by the Micro Integrator to connect with HashiCorp.

Note

  • The HashiCorp secret ID is only applicable when AppRole Pull authentication is used between the Micro Integrator and HashiCorp.
  • This command only updates the SecretId for the current session of the Micro Integrator. To persist the Secret Id, you need to update the deployment.toml file and restart the Micro Integrator.

See Using HashiCorp Secrets for details.

  • Command

    apictl mi update hashicorp-secret [secret_id] -e <environment>

    Info

    Flags:

    • Required :
      --environment or -e : Environment of the Micro Integrator for which the HashiCorp secret ID should be updated.

    Example

    apictl mi update hashicorp-secret 47c39b09-c0a9-6ebf-196e-038eb7aad336 -e dev
  • Response

    SecretId value is updated in HashiCorp vault runtime configurations. To persist the new SecretId in the next server startup, please update the deployment.toml file
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