Google Pub/Sub agent

Target Google Pub/Sub

Prerequisites

To have Gluesync working on your Google Pub/Sub instance you will need to have:

Valid Project Id, can be taken from your Google Cloud console;
Pre-defined Topics;
Valid user credentials with permission to post to the desired topics;
Service JSON file containing the credential informations to be issued to Gluesync to establish a secure connection with Google Cloud infrastructure.

Setup via Web UI

Project Id: Your Google Cloud Project Id;
Port: Optional, defaults to 443.
Service Agent (.json) file: (required, defaults to NULL) The Service Agent JSON file; The certificate must be uploaded to the agent, to do it, you need to either upload it via the UI or mount the certificate as a volume.

To learn more about how to mount a certificate as a volume, check out this documentation.

Looking for more information about Google Service Account? Check out the [Service Account documentation](cloud.google.com/iam/docs/service-accounts) from Google.

Custom host credentials

This agent does not implemented any custom host credentials.

Specific configuration

This agent does not implemented any specific configuration.

Setup via Rest APIs

Here following an example of calling the CoreHub’s Rest API via curl to setup the connection for this Agent.

Connect the agent

curl --location --request PUT 'http://core-hub-ip-address:1717/pipelines/{pipelineId}/agents/{agentId}/config/credentials' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'Authorization: ••••••' \
--data '{
        "hostCredentials": {
        "connectionName": "myAgentNickName",
        "host": "project-id",
        "port": 443,
        "username": "",
        "password": "",
        "disableAuth": false,
        "certificatePath": "/myPath/service-agent.json"
    }
}'

Topics management

To push changes feed to a Google Pub/Sub topic this has to be created first from within your Google Pub/Sub console.

Messages format & keys

Gluesync encapsulates the message in JSON format into the defined Pub/Sub topics, the message structure looks like the following represented by the screen below.

Message format contains the following attributed kets:

key: custom user-defined key;
operation: i, u, d operation identifiers to discern between inserts, updates and deletions operations.

For delete operations the document body will be sent empty while the key field will still be valorized with the document key belonging to the delete operation.