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Overview
You can access the Pipeline Wall from the SnapLogic Dashboard. The Pipeline Wall enables you to view details of all the Pipelines executed within the Org. Organized into two sections, the Pipeline Wall separates all executing Pipelines from those that have completed execution. For each Pipeline, the Pipeline Wall shows you a series of details, such as the Pipeline name, the username of the user who executed it, and the Snaplex and node in which the Pipeline was executed.
Additionally, you can also check execution statistics for a Pipeline, view run logs associated with it, and search for a Pipeline using its name, the username, Snaplex, and values of Pipeline and error Pipeline parameters.
Pipelines may not be ordered by timestamp on initial load.
Description
The Pipeline Wall comprises two sections:
Executing Pipelines. Displays all Pipelines that are either queued to execute or being executed.
Pipeline Execution History. Displays all Pipelines that either completed execution (successfully or with errors) or were stopped manually.
By default, the sections are titled Executing Pipelines of My Executions and Pipeline Execution History of My Executions.
For Org admins, the sections are titled Executing Pipelines of All Projects and Pipeline Execution History of All Projects.
The section titles also change depending on the selected value of Show Only. For example, if shared is selected, the titles would read Executing Pipelines of shared and Pipeline Execution History of shared, respectively.
The Pipeline Wall provides additional functionality:
Generating Reports
Filtering by Date/Time Range
Filtering by Pipeline Attribute
Generate Reports
To generate a CSV-formatted report of all the Pipelines displayed on the Pipeline Wall, click the Download CSV button.
The CSV file contains the following information:
Pipeline Link
Pipeline Name
Username
Snaplex
Status
Time Started
Duration
Document Count
Starting with the November 2022 Release, we calculate the Pipeline execution Duration displayed in the SnapLogic Dashboard > Pipeline tab as the completion time minus the Pipeline’s start time. Previously, the duration calculation also included the prepare state before the Pipeline start time: the time it took for the Snaplex to communicate with the Control Plane. With this change, we remove the variable of network latency from the calculation, making the Duration metric more accurate.
Filter by Date/Time Range
To filter the results by time, you can choose one of the default time ranges:
1 Hr: Retrieve Pipelines executed in the past 1 hour.
8 Hrs: Retrieve Pipelines executed in the past 8 hours.
24 Hrs: Retrieve Pipelines executed in the past 24 hours.
To filter the results by a custom date range, enter dates in the Start and End fields.
Filter by Pipeline Attribute
You can filter Pipelines based on a combination of any of the Pipeline attributes, which you can select using UI controls on the Pipeline Wall.
UI Control | Description |
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Search box | Filters the results based on the search string you specify. The search string is compared with the following attributes:
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Invocation type | Filters the results based on the method of invocation. You can choose from the following options:
An icon next to the Pipeline indicates its invocation type.
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Show Only | Filters the results based on the project space. Select a space from the dropdown to return only Pipelines in that space. |
Group Pipelines | If selected, displays the parent and child Pipelines in a hierarchical tree. If one Pipeline calls another, a plus sign (+) appears next to the parent Pipeline. You can click on the plus sign to see the child Pipelines that the parent calls. Child PipelinesThe Dashboard displays data for only up to 500 child Pipelines, even if the parent has more than 500 children. |
Status | Filters the results based on the execution status of the Pipeline. The options vary between two sections. In the Executing Pipelines section:
In the Pipeline Execution History section:
The Status feature might be visible only if Pipelines exist with different stages of execution. |