java -jar analyze.jar <username> http://<hostname>:<unifyport>
It will securely prompt the user for their password, and then fetch and analyze transforms for all projects on the indicated instance. The result will be stored to a file named analysisOutput.json
in the directory you ran it from.
Running on the same machine, with default credentials and ports:
java -jar analyze.jar admin http://localhost:9100
Running on a cloud machine, with jumpcloud credentials and default ports:
java -jar analyze.jar sam.roberts http://10.20.0.999:9100
- You can invoke this JAR from any directory
- The output
analysisOutput.json
will appear in that directory, and overwrite any existing file with that name
- The output
- You must have the Java JRE installed on the machine you run it on
- Tamr GCP instances have this installed
- You don’t have to run the JAR on the machine the server lives on
- Since you supply the hostname and port