Event Monitoring API
Learn about monitoring events using the Event Monitoring API.
The Event Monitoring API determines how many events were transferred within a certain interval of time. The API can facilitate a query for any period up to 1 day for the past 30 days. The Event Monitoring API specifies details, such as time and event IDs to track back to your cloud storage and Snowflake environments. With this information, you can understand where in the data transfer process your event is.
Note: To validate complete event details, use the timestamp in the event ID and the object URI to match in Snowflake.
Request
GET {{hub-url}}/api/tenants/{tenantId}/monitoring/_eventMonitoringWhere hub-url is your tenant environment-data-pipeline-hub.reltio.com.
| Parameters | Required | Default | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| from | No | 1 day | The %timeinterval; is in milliseconds (UNIX Epoch). Use to check consistency. |
| to | No | N/A | The %timeinterval; is in milliseconds. (UNIX Epoch). Use to check consistency. |
| detailed | No | false | Select Yes for more event-specific information for complete and incomplete events. |
| max | No | 10 | The limit of incomplete events returned in the response. |
Response
Returns the event transferred for a tenant ID.
Sample Request
GET {{test-usg-data-pipeline-hub.reltio.com}}/status/tenant/{tenantId}/_eventMonitoringSample Response
{
"eventId" : "1672862520597_38JUqe0",
"eventType" : "C1",
objectUri" : "pLPL2hS",
"timestamp" : 1672862528181,
"checksum" : 100667391,
"platform_checksum" : 4095,
"data_pipeline_checksum" : 100663376
}
{
"total_events_count": 6,
"total_incomplete_events_count": 0
}To validate the complete event details, match the timestamp in the event ID and the object URI with your Snowflake UI.