CTP Summary
Get the size of the import queue, export queue and quarantines for one or more CTP instances.
- get_ctp_summary returns a dict of pipeline name and CtpSummary objects.
- CtpSummary contains the size of the import queue, export queue and quarantine size
CLI
If you want to add this to a shell script, use uvx ctp-summary queue-info URL app.
This returns a JSON output for the CTP instance.
Use the jq application to extract the fields needed in your scripts:
uvx ctp-summary queue-info URL | jq '.[0].export_queues'
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