Oracle 11g Adapter
1. config.toml Explanation
1.1 Example of configs/config.toml
[gravity]
domain = "default"
host = "0.0.0.0"
port = 4222
pingInterval = 10
maxPingsOutstanding = 3
maxReconnects = -1
accessToken = ""
publishBatchSize = 1000
rateLimit = 0
[source]
config = "./settings/sources.json"
[store]
enabled = false
path = "./statestore"
1.2 Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
gravity.domain | Sets the Gravity domain |
gravity.host | Sets the Gravity NATS IP address |
gravity.port | Sets the Gravity NATS port |
gravity.pingInterval | Sets the Gravity ping interval |
gravity.maxPingsOutstanding | Sets the maximum outstanding pings |
gravity.maxReconnects | Sets the maximum number of reconnections |
gravity.accessToken | Sets the Gravity access token (for authentication) |
gravity.publishBatchSize | Sets the batch size for events sent to NATS |
gravity.rateLimit | Sets the maximum rate (per second) for events sent to NATS (0 = no limit) |
source.config | Path to the source configuration file |
store.enabled | Enables persistent volume mounting (for state storage) |
store.path | Path for mounting the persistent volume |
INFO
The
config.tomlsettings can also be provided via environment variables. The naming convention is as follows:GRAVITY_ADAPTER_ORACLE_[SECTION]_[KEY]All letters are uppercase, and underscores (
_) separate the sections and keys.
Example forgravity.host:env:
- name: GRAVITY_ADAPTER_ORACLE_GRAVITY_HOST
value: 192.168.0.1
2. settings.json Explanation
2.1 Example of settings/sources.json
{
"sources": {
"myoracle11g": {
"disabled": false,
"host": "172.17.0.1",
"port": 1521,
"username": "logminer",
"password": "logminer",
"dbname": "XE",
"mode": "logminer",
"initialLoad": true,
"initialLoadBatchSize": 100000,
"interval": 1,
"tables": {
"gravity.account": {
"events": {
"snapshot": "accountInitialized",
"create": "accountCreated",
"update": "accountUpdated",
"delete": "accountDeleted"
}
}
}
}
}
}
2.2 Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
sources.SOURCE_NAME.disabled | Whether to disable this source |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.host | Sets the Oracle server IP address |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.port | Sets the Oracle server port |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.username | Sets the Oracle login username |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.password | Sets the Oracle login password |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.dbname | Sets the Oracle database name |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.pdbName | Sets the Oracle PDB name (not required for 11g) |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.mode | Sets the mode (logminer or batch) |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.initialLoad | Whether to synchronize existing records during initialization |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.initialLoadBatchSize | Number of records per batch during initial load |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.interval | Synchronization interval for initial load events (in seconds) |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.tables.TABLE_NAME.event.create | Event name for record creation |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.tables.TABLE_NAME.event.update | Event name for record updates |
sources.SOURCE_NAME.tables.TABLE_NAME.event.delete | Event name for record deletion |
INFO
The database password can be provided via environment variables using AES encryption.
Environment variable format:[SOURCE_NAME]_PASSWORDIf both the environment variable and
settings.jsonspecify a password, the environment variable takes precedence.
Example:env:
- name: MYORACLE_PASSWORD
value: f737540b75550a17af98cd3e640f61fd
3. Build
To build the adapter image, use the following command:
podman buildx build --platform linux/amd64 --build-arg="AES_KEY=**********" -t hb.k8sbridge.com/gravity/gravity-adapter-oracle:v4.0.21 -f build/docker/Dockerfile .