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Revision as of 07:53, 31 May 2019
After understanding Khika Data Format and going through the initial exercise of Writing you own KHIKA Data Adapters , it is the time to create a production level KHIKA Adapter. A few points to note here before we begin writing our own Adapter:
- Adapters are scripts that execute on KHIKA Data Aggregator
- Adapters can be written in any programming language (our favorite is python 2.7)
- Adapters are scheduled processes and KHIKA Data Aggregator is responsible for scheduling them to run at a periodic interval (typically 1 minute to 5 minutes)
- The Adapter scripts
- read the raw log messages one-by-one (from source such as files, queues, APIs, Databases etc),
- parse the log messages,
- convert it in [ Khika Data Format]
- Write the output to stdout
