Inventory Configuration

Object.
This section describes inventory configuration file structure. This file, usually named inventory.yaml, can be referenced via --inventory-file option of the command line interface.

Properties

data_sources: Inventory.

Inventory

Used in: data_sources

map of String keys to`Inventory Datasource`.

Mapping of identifiers to database connection details. The identifiers can be used in a transformation configuration to refer to the databases without leaking the connection details to the configuration.

Please note that the following CLI options are equivalent to the inventory data sources with one source (with the name default_source) and one target (with the name default_target) entry:

--input-url
--input-username
--input-username-secret
--input-password
--input-password-secret

--output-url
--output-username
--output-username-secret
--output-password
--output-password-secret

If these options are specified together with --inventory-file, the latter takes precedence.

Inventory Datasource

Used in: data_sources

Object.
The database connection details.

Properties

jdbc_url: String.
user: Credentials.

password: Credentials.

read_only: Boolean.
Indicates if the data source can be used as source only (default: false)

Credentials

Used in: user, password

Object.

Depending on type property value, can be one of the following:

raw

RawCredentials

gcp

GcpCredentials

aws

AwsCredentials

RawCredentials

Credentials

Raw credentials, no integration with secret managers required

Properties

type = raw

value: String.

GcpCredentials

Credentials

The values stored in Google Cloud Secret Manager

Properties

type = gcp

project: String.
secret: String.
version: String.

AwsCredentials

Credentials

The values stored in AWS Secrets Manager

Properties

type = aws

secret: String.
The ARN or name of the secret to retrieve.

version: String.
The unique identifier of the version of the secret to retrieve. If you don’t specify the version, then the AWSCURRENT version is used.