Backing Up and Restoring Solace PubSub+ Broker Configuration with SEMPv2 protocol
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Backing Up and Restoring Solace PubSub+ Broker Configuration with SEMPv2 protocol
Install
Run pip install solconfig
to install this tool.
Usage
Use the "backup" command to export the configuration of objects on a PS+ Broker into a single JSON, then use the "create" or "update" command to restore the configuration.
Check the help message of each command carefully before you use it.
$ solconfig --help
Usage: solconfig [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Backing Up and Restoring Solace PubSub+ Broker Configuration with SEMPv2
protocol
Use the "backup" command to export the configuration of objects on a PS+
Broker into a single JSON, then use the "create" or "update" command to
restore the configuration.
Options:
--version Show the version and exit.
-u, --admin-user TEXT The username of the management user [default:
admin]
-p, --admin-password TEXT The password of the management user, could be set
by env variable [SOL_ADMIN_PWD] [default: admin]
-h, --host TEXT URL to access the management endpoint of the
broker [default: http://localhost:8080]
--curl-only Output curl commands only, no effect on BACKUP
command [default: False]
--insecure Allow insecure server connections when using SSL
[default: False]
--ca-bundle TEXT The path to a CA_BUNDLE file or directory with
certificates of trusted CAs
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
backup Export the whole configuration of objects into a single JSON...
create Create objects from the configuration file It will NOT touch...
delete Delete the specified objects OBJECT_NAMES is a comma-separated...
update **READ HELP BEFORE YOU USE THIS COMMAND** Update the existing...
BACKUP: Export the whole configuration of objects into a single JSON
$ solconfig backup --help
Usage: solconfig backup [OPTIONS] [vpn|cluster|ca] OBJECT_NAMES
Export the whole configuration of objects into a single JSON
OBJECT_NAMES is a comma-separated list of names, like "vpn01" or
"vpn01,vpn02", or "*" means all.
Options:
--reserve-default-value Reserve the attributes with default value, by
default they are removed to make the result JSON
more concise [default: False]
--reserve-deprecated Reserve the deprecated attributes for possible
backward compatibility [default: False]
-o, --opaque-password TEXT The opaquePassword for receiving opaque
properties like the password of Client
Usernames.
Before version 9.6.x (sempVersion 2.17), there
is no way to get the value of "write-only"
attributes like the password of Client
Usernames, so that the backup output is not 100
percent as same as the configuration on the PS+
broker. Means you need to set those "write-only"
attributes manually after your restore the
configuration.
Since version 9.6.x (sempVersion 2.17), with a
password is provided in the opaquePassword query
parameter, attributes with the opaque property
(like the password of Client Usernames) are
retrieved in a GET in opaque form, encrypted
with this password.
The backup output is now 100 percent as same as
the configuration on the PS+ broker, and the
same opaquePassword is used to restore the
configuration.
The opaquePassword is only supported over HTTPS,
and must be between 8 and 128 characters
inclusive!
--help Show this message and exit.
CREATE: Create objects from the configuration file
$ solconfig create --help
Usage: solconfig create [OPTIONS] CONFIG_FILE
Create objects from the configuration file
It will NOT touch objects already existed
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
UPDATE: Update existing objects in the Broker from the configuration file
solconfig update --help
Usage: solconfig update [OPTIONS] CONFIG_FILE
**READ HELP BEFORE YOU USE THIS COMMAND**
Update the existing objects in the PS+ Broker to make them the same as the
configuration file.
Be careful, it will DELETE existing objects like Queues or Client
Usernames, etc on the PS+ broker if they are absent in the configuration
file.
This "update" command is a good complement to "create" command, especially
for the "default" VPN or the VPN of the Solace Cloud Service instance,
since you can only update them.
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
DELETE: Delete the specified objects
solconfig delete --help
Usage: solconfig delete [OPTIONS] [vpn|cluster|ca] OBJECT_NAMES
Delete the specified objects
OBJECT_NAMES is a comma-separated list of names, like "vpn01" or
"vpn01,vpn02", or "*" means all.
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
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