Hi Jimmy.

I think the CLI command you are looking for is events:catalogGet (depending on the scope you require). This CLI is documented @ https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/api-connect/10.0.8?topic=data-analytics-cli. The API documentation provides some guidance about the parameters you can use: https://apic-api.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/v10/10.0.8.LATEST.html#/IBMAPIConnectAnalyticsAPI_200/overview

Take a look and see if those commands will give you what you need.

Mark

Hi Mark.
I'm using the commands in the documentation, however I'm stuck trying to export the analytics with CLI with the following command:
apic analytics events:orgList --server <platform api> --analytics service <¿?>
I don't know how I can access the analytics service. I need to know what I should put in "analytics service" to complete the command and be able to download the analytics.
Or do you know a better way to download the analytics via CLI?

Hi Jimmy.

I think the CLI command you are looking for is events:catalogGet (depending on the scope you require). This CLI is documented @ https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/api-connect/10.0.8?topic=data-analytics-cli. The API documentation provides some guidance about the parameters you can use: https://apic-api.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/v10/10.0.8.LATEST.html#/IBMAPIConnectAnalyticsAPI_200/overview

Take a look and see if those commands will give you what you need.

Mark

Hi, you can either get the Analytics Service name from the Cloud Manager Topology UI or list it / them using the Cloud-Mgmt-API with this call:

https://apic-api.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/v10/#/IBMAPIConnectPlatformCloudManagementAPI_200/operation/%2Forgs%2F{org}%2Favailability-zones%2F{availability-zone}%2Fanalytics-services/get

Be aware that you need a Cloud admin user to generate the Bearer Token needed to authorize this API call.

Yes, but what happens is that the organization wants to find a way to get the analytics using CLI commands, and that's what I'm trying to find.

Hi, you can either get the Analytics Service name from the Cloud Manager Topology UI or list it / them using the Cloud-Mgmt-API with this call:

https://apic-api.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/v10/#/IBMAPIConnectPlatformCloudManagementAPI_200/operation/%2Forgs%2F{org}%2Favailability-zones%2F{availability-zone}%2Fanalytics-services/get

Be aware that you need a Cloud admin user to generate the Bearer Token needed to authorize this API call.

Hi, you can either get the Analytics Service name from the Cloud Manager Topology UI or list it / them using the Cloud-Mgmt-API with this call:

https://apic-api.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/v10/#/IBMAPIConnectPlatformCloudManagementAPI_200/operation/%2Forgs%2F{org}%2Favailability-zones%2F{availability-zone}%2Fanalytics-services/get

Be aware that you need a Cloud admin user to generate the Bearer Token needed to authorize this API call.

@Chris Dudley

Right now I'm interested in knowing if it's possible to obtain/download the analytics of an environment (for example, development, testing or production) using CLI console commands. If possible, I need to know the commands to be able to access and download the analytics. So far I have these commands.
1. I access the folder where I have the toolkit through the console
2. I run the "apic" command
3. I run the following command to log in to the server I need: apic login --server <desired server> --sso
4. context? provider
5. I enter the api key
This is as far as I've gotten. For example, I need to know how to download the analytics of a development or production environment.

Hi, you can either get the Analytics Service name from the Cloud Manager Topology UI or list it / them using the Cloud-Mgmt-API with this call:

https://apic-api.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/v10/#/IBMAPIConnectPlatformCloudManagementAPI_200/operation/%2Forgs%2F{org}%2Favailability-zones%2F{availability-zone}%2Fanalytics-services/get

Be aware that you need a Cloud admin user to generate the Bearer Token needed to authorize this API call.

Follow the docs https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/api-connect/10.0.8?topic=data-analytics-cli

Cli reference docs https://ibm-apiconnect.github.io/clidocs/docs/category/analytics-1

@Chris Dudley

Right now I'm interested in knowing if it's possible to obtain/download the analytics of an environment (for example, development, testing or production) using CLI console commands. If possible, I need to know the commands to be able to access and download the analytics. So far I have these commands.
1. I access the folder where I have the toolkit through the console
2. I run the "apic" command
3. I run the following command to log in to the server I need: apic login --server <desired server> --sso
4. context? provider
5. I enter the api key
This is as far as I've gotten. For example, I need to know how to download the analytics of a development or production environment.

Hi, you can either get the Analytics Service name from the Cloud Manager Topology UI or list it / them using the Cloud-Mgmt-API with this call:

https://apic-api.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/v10/#/IBMAPIConnectPlatformCloudManagementAPI_200/operation/%2Forgs%2F{org}%2Favailability-zones%2F{availability-zone}%2Fanalytics-services/get

Be aware that you need a Cloud admin user to generate the Bearer Token needed to authorize this API call.

Hi Chris.
Looking through the documentation, I found the following command:
apic -m analytics events:cloudList --analytics-service payment-initiation-x --<server api.apiconnect.cloud.ibm.com> --format=json
However, I'm getting an error for the requested format, but I've already tried alternatives like XML and Yaml but it still doesn't work. Do you know how I can fix this?
According to the documentation, it's in JSON format and for me it's perfect in that format, but it doesn't export it in any format.

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Jimmy Perilla

Original Message:
Sent: Tue October 29, 2024 04:06 PM
From: Chris Dudley
Subject: analytics collection

Follow the docs https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/api-connect/10.0.8?topic=data-analytics-cli

Cli reference docs https://ibm-apiconnect.github.io/clidocs/docs/category/analytics-1

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Chris Dudley

Original Message:
Sent: Tue October 29, 2024 03:41 PM
From: Jimmy Perilla
Subject: analytics collection

@Chris Dudley

Right now I'm interested in knowing if it's possible to obtain/download the analytics of an environment (for example, development, testing or production) using CLI console commands. If possible, I need to know the commands to be able to access and download the analytics. So far I have these commands.
1. I access the folder where I have the toolkit through the console
2. I run the "apic" command
3. I run the following command to log in to the server I need: apic login --server <desired server> --sso
4. context? provider
5. I enter the api key
This is as far as I've gotten. For example, I need to know how to download the analytics of a development or production environment.

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Jimmy Perilla

Original Message:
Sent: Thu October 24, 2024 04:28 AM
From: Nick Cawood
Subject: analytics collection

Hi, you can either get the Analytics Service name from the Cloud Manager Topology UI or list it / them using the Cloud-Mgmt-API with this call:

https://apic-api.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/v10/#/IBMAPIConnectPlatformCloudManagementAPI_200/operation/%2Forgs%2F{org}%2Favailability-zones%2F{availability-zone}%2Fanalytics-services/get

Be aware that you need a Cloud admin user to generate the Bearer Token needed to authorize this API call.

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Nick Cawood
API Connect Consultant
IBM Expert Labs
IBM UK Ltd

https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickcawood/

Original Message:
Sent: Wed October 16, 2024 02:42 PM
From: Jimmy Perilla
Subject: analytics collection

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Jimmy Perilla
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