Tools to manage file index between Agave and Elasticsearch.

Installation, for now, it's done by cloning this repo and installing is in dev mode using pip.

    $ git clone https://github.com/DesignSafe-CI/tacc_indexer.git
    $ cd tacc_indexer
    $ pip install -e .

There are multiple commands in this tool. Every command is prefixed with tim (TACC Index Manager)

usage: tim [-h] [-v] [--config CONFIG] [-H [HOSTS [HOSTS ...]]] [-a API_SERVER] [-t TOKEN] [-r REFRESH_TOKEN] [-i INDEX] [-d DOC] root_path path_to_index_root system_id

Indexer to traverse a filesystem directly and create elasticsearch documents to index

positional arguments:

• root_path Path to start traversing for indexing.
• path_to_index_root Path to handle as '/'. This means that it will be removed from the full filepath.
• system_id System Id to use when creating the documents.

optional arguments:

• -h, --help show this help message and exit
• -v, --verbosity increases output verbosity
• --config CONFIG Specify config file. If every argument is listed inthe config file then it is not necessary to specify it in the command line.
• -H [HOSTS [HOSTS ...]], --hosts [HOSTS [HOSTS ...]] One or more hosts to use to connect to ElasticSearch
• -a API_SERVER, --api_server API_SERVER Api Server URL to use with agavepy
• -t TOKEN, --token TOKEN Token to use with agavepy.
• -r REFRESH_TOKEN, --refresh_token REFRESH_TOKEN Agave OAuth refresh token to use with agavepy
• -i INDEX, --index INDEX ES Index name to use. Defaults to "testing".
• -d DOC, --doc DOC ES doc_type name to use. Defaults to "objects".

usage: tim-create [-h] [-v] [--config CONFIG] [-H [HOSTS [HOSTS ...]]] [-Y] from_index index

Creates an empty index copying settings and mappings from another given index

positional arguments:

• from_index Index/Alias from where to copy settings and mappings.
• index Index to create and copy settings and mapping to. Note: It will drop and recreate the index if it already exists.

optional arguments:

• -h, --help show this help message and exit
• -v, --verbosity increases output verbosity
• -H [HOSTS [HOSTS ...]], --hosts [HOSTS [HOSTS ...]] One or more hosts to use to connect to ElasticSearch
• -Y, --yes If set every prompt will automatically be respondedwith Yes

usage: tim-backup [-h] [-v] [--config CONFIG] [-H [HOSTS [HOSTS ...]]] from_index index doc_type [props_to_exclude [props_to_exclude ...]]

Copy all data from one given index to another

positional arguments:

• from_index Index/Alias from where to copy data.
• index Index to copy data into. This should be an existent index if you don't want ES to setup things automatically.
• doc_type Document type to copy.
• props_to_exclude List of the properties to exclude when copying the documents

optional arguments:

• -h, --help show this help message and exit
• -v, --verbosity increases output verbosity
• --config CONFIG Specify config file. If every argument is listed in the config file then it is not necessary to specify it in the command line.
• -H [HOSTS [HOSTS ...]], --hosts [HOSTS [HOSTS ...]] One or more hosts to use to connect to ElasticSearch

The config file data is only used by tim and tim-backup. The property indexer configures the command tim and the property backuper configures tim-backup.

{
    "verbosity": false,
    "hosts": ["http://designsafe-es01.tacc.utexas.edu:9200/", "http://designsafe-es01.tacc.utexas.edu:9200/"],
    "indexer": {
            "root_path": "/Users/xirdneh/indexer_test",
            "path_to_index_root": "/Users/xirdneh/indexer_test",
            "system_id": "designsafe.storage.default",
            "api_server": null,
            "token": null,
            "refresh_token": null,
            "index": "tester",
            "doc": "objects"
        },
    "backuper": {
        "from_index": "tester",
        "index": "designsafe_backup",
        "doc_type": "objects",
        "props_to_exclue": ["_id" ]
    }
}