S3 bucket notification connections are required to create the connectivity between the
webhook server and the CES protocol nodes from where notifications are being sent. By using the
mms3 notificationConnection command, you can add, delete, list, or update
connection information.
The following procedure contains sample commands to manage connection configuration to use S3
bucket notification feature for an S3 bucket:
Create a sample connection file in the .json format on the
protocol node or cluster. cat /root/connection.json
A sample file is as
follows:
{
"agent_request_object":{
"host":"Webhook server running host",
"port":8080,
"timeout":100
},
"request_options_object":{
"auth":"username:Passwd",
"path":"/webhook"
},
"notification_protocol":"http",
"name":"http_notif"
}
- List an existing notification connection.
mms3 notificationConnection list http_notif
A sample output is as follows:
Name Notification Protocol Host Port Timeout
----------- ---------------------- -------------- ------ -------
http_notif http webhook host 8080 100
- Update an existing notification connection.
mms3 notificationConnection update http_notif --connectionKey “agent_request_object” --connectionValue
‘{“host”:“192.168.20.11”,“port”:8082,“timeout”:100}’
Connection http_notif updated successfully.
- After the update, list the notification connection.
mms3 notificationConnection list http_notif
A sample output is as follows:
Name Notification Protocol Host Port Timeout
----------- ----------------------- --------------- ------- --------
http_notif http 192.168.20.11 8082 100
- Delete the notification connection.
mms3 notificationConnection delete http_notif
A sample output is as
follows:
Connection http_notif deleted successfully.