oggrestapi
A Python client for the Oracle GoldenGate REST API.
Install
pip install oggrestapi
Usage
from oggrestapi import OGGRestAPI
# Initialize the client when using a reverse proxy
ogg_client = OGGRestAPI(
url='https://vmogg',
username='ogg',
deployment='ogg_test_01',
reverse_proxy=True
)
# Initialize the client with auto-discovery, when using the same credentials for all services
ogg_client = OGGRestAPI(
url='https://vmogg:7809',
username='ogg',
deployment='ogg_test_01',
auto_discovery=True
)
# Initialize the client against a single service
ogg_client = OGGRestAPI(
url='https://vmogg:7810',
username='ogg'
)
# Example of a built-in endpoint: Get a list of all extracts
extracts = ogg_client.list_extracts()
>>> print(extracts)
[{'name': 'EXT1', 'status': 'running'}, {'name': 'EXT2', 'status': 'running'}]
# Example of a custom method: Patch all deployments of a GoldenGate setup
>>> ogg_client.patch_deployments(new_home='/u01/app/ogg/product/23.26.3.0.4')
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