Steuerung Einer Prozesskette am FME Server

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Die Nutzung von Automations, von Start- und Shutdown-Skripten und der REST API ermöglicht eine vielfältige Steuerung von Prozessen am FME Server. Am Beispiel der vollautomatisierten „Aktualisierung einer Produktionsdatenbank“ werden verschiedene Möglichkeiten der Automatisierung vorgestellt, z.B.: Stopp bei Komplikationen oder Prozessstart nur durch bestimmte User.

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Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
Grit Höppner
Landesamt für Geoinformation und Landentwicklung Baden-Württemberg, Referat 55
2023
Geoinformation und Landentwicklung

Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
Geodäsie
Geoinformatik
Geoinformationssysteme
Fernerkundung
Satellitenpositionierung
Abteilung 5 - Landesvermessung, Geotopographie

Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
ATKIS Amtliches Topographisch- Kartographisches InformationsSystem
TFIS Touristik- und FachInformationsSystem
TFIS
Anwendung von TFIS

Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
Motivation:
 Automatisierung des Aktualisierungsprozesses zur
 Ressourcenersparnis
 Reduzierung von Anwenderfehlern
heutige Schwerpunkte:
 Startbedingungen mit Python
 Automatisierung durch Automations
 Steuerung mit HTTP Requests über die REST API

Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
Ablauf im Überblick
Basis-
tabellen
NBA-Auszug
*.xml
Produktions-DB
Basis-DB
Views
Mat.
Views
TRUE
FALSE
Server-A Server-B
Tabellen
täglich
14-tägig
wöchentlich
wöchentlich
14-tägig
TFIS
ATKIS
permanent

Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
TFIS
ATKIS
Startbedingungen mit Python - FME-Prozess
 im Startup-Python-Skript
NBA-Auszug
*.xml
erlaubte User: Variable $(secuser)
Eingangsdatei: < 48 h

Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
Automatisierung durch Automations
1 TFIS Aktualisierung
3 TFIS Materialized View
 wöchentlich
 wöchentlich,
wenn erfolgreich
1
 14-tägig, wenn und erfolgreich
1
2 TFIS Prüfung
2

Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
Automation
TFIS Aktualisierung
 Start über Schedule
 bei Misserfolg:
STOP aller Automations
über HTTP Request
 Benachrichtigung per
E-Mail
 Informationen in Log-
Dateien schreiben
inkl. Startup-
Python-Skript

Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
Steuerung mit HTTP Requests
über die REST API
 über REST-Schnittstelle
 PUT – Befehl
 Target URL
 HTTP-Body
https://fme-server.***********.net:****
/fmerest/v3/automations/workflows/f628d
637-e123-5387-ab4f-fd86352716af/enabled
value = false
*********** *

Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
Fazit:
 Automatisierung hat sich gelohnt:
 Prozess läuft sehr stabil
 Automatisierung erspart jede Menge Arbeit
 Kollegen werden immer automatisch über den Status informiert

Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server
Automatisiere und überwache
anstatt jeden Tag das Gleiche zu tun!
„von Peggy_Marco über Pixabay“

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Steuerung Einer Prozesskette am FME Server

1. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server Grit Höppner Landesamt für Geoinformation und Landentwicklung Baden-Württemberg, Referat 55 2023 Geoinformation und Landentwicklung

2. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server Geodäsie Geoinformatik Geoinformationssysteme Fernerkundung Satellitenpositionierung Abteilung 5 - Landesvermessung, Geotopographie

3. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server ATKIS Amtliches Topographisch- Kartographisches InformationsSystem TFIS Touristik- und FachInformationsSystem TFIS Anwendung von TFIS

4. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server Motivation:  Automatisierung des Aktualisierungsprozesses zur  Ressourcenersparnis  Reduzierung von Anwenderfehlern heutige Schwerpunkte:  Startbedingungen mit Python  Automatisierung durch Automations  Steuerung mit HTTP Requests über die REST API

5. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server Ablauf im Überblick Basis- tabellen NBA-Auszug *.xml Produktions-DB Basis-DB Views Mat. Views TRUE FALSE Server-A Server-B Tabellen täglich 14-tägig wöchentlich wöchentlich 14-tägig TFIS ATKIS permanent

6. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server TFIS ATKIS Startbedingungen mit Python - FME-Prozess  im Startup-Python-Skript NBA-Auszug *.xml erlaubte User: Variable $(secuser) Eingangsdatei: < 48 h

7. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server Automatisierung durch Automations 1 TFIS Aktualisierung 3 TFIS Materialized View  wöchentlich  wöchentlich, wenn erfolgreich 1  14-tägig, wenn und erfolgreich 1 2 TFIS Prüfung 2

8. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server Automation TFIS Aktualisierung  Start über Schedule  bei Misserfolg: STOP aller Automations über HTTP Request  Benachrichtigung per E-Mail  Informationen in Log- Dateien schreiben inkl. Startup- Python-Skript

9. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server Steuerung mit HTTP Requests über die REST API  über REST-Schnittstelle  PUT – Befehl  Target URL  HTTP-Body https://fme-server.***********.net:**** /fmerest/v3/automations/workflows/f628d 637-e123-5387-ab4f-fd86352716af/enabled value = false *********** *

10. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server Fazit:  Automatisierung hat sich gelohnt:  Prozess läuft sehr stabil  Automatisierung erspart jede Menge Arbeit  Kollegen werden immer automatisch über den Status informiert

11. Steuerung einer Prozesskette am FME Server Automatisiere und überwache anstatt jeden Tag das Gleiche zu tun! „von Peggy_Marco über Pixabay“

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