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Provision and Activate

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Recipe · 4 steps

Provision and Activate

with Amazon Data Pipeline

Create a pipeline, set its definition, activate it, and confirm state.

  1. Create a new, empty pipeline shell using the supplied name and idempotent unique id.
  2. Populate the freshly created pipeline with its objects (schedules, defaults, activities, preconditions).
  3. Validate and start the pipeline so it begins processing its tasks on the configured schedule.
  4. Read back the pipeline metadata to confirm the pipeline exists and observe its current state after activation.
What you'll need to have ready
  • name: The human-readable name of the pipeline.
  • uniqueId: An idempotency token that prevents duplicate pipeline creation.
  • description: An optional description of the pipeline.
  • pipelineObjects: The pipeline objects (schedules, defaults, activities) that make up the definition.
  • startTimestamp: The optional date-time at which the pipeline should begin processing.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow amazon-data-pipeline:provision-and-activate-pipeline, 4 operations: CreatePipeline → PutPipelineDefinition → ActivatePipeline → DescribePipelines. Specs on APIs.io.

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