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Experience platform Streaming Connectors for Data Ingress
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Authentication into AEP from Kafka Connect Causes crash #8

Closed del57361 closed 3 years ago

del57361 commented 3 years ago

Subject of the issue

Describe your issue here.

Your environment

Steps to reproduce

docker exec -i experience-platform-streaming-connect_kafka-connect_1 ./setup.sh

Entered the Below according to AEP Project Config - we are able to send Postman GET/POST Requests to AEP

Tried with Default and custom settings

Enter IMS ORG
<IMS-ORG>
Enter Client ID
***
Enter Client Secret
***
Enter JWT Token
***

Expected Behavior

Enter Schema Name: [default: Streaming_Connect_Schema_20191014074347]

Making call to create schema to https://platform.adobe.io/ with name Streaming_Connect_Schema_20191014074347
Schema ID: https://ns.adobe.com/<tenant>/schemas/<schema ID>
Enter Dataset Name: [default: Streaming_Ingest_Test_20191014074347]

Making call to create dataset to https://platform.adobe.io/ with name Streaming_Ingest_Test_20191014074347
Data Set: ["@/dataSets/<Dataset ID>"]
Enter Streaming Connection Name: [default: My Streaming Connection-20191014074347]

Enter Streaming Connection Source: [default: My Streaming Source-20191014074347]

Making call to create streaming connection to https://platform.adobe.io/ with name My Streaming Connection-20191014074347 and source My Streaming Source-20191014074347
Streaming Connection: https://dcs.adobedc.net/collection/<Streaming Connection ID>
AEP Sink Connector aep-sink-connector-20191014074347
Enter the number of Experience events to publish
100
Publishing 100 messages for Data set <Dataset ID> and schema https://ns.adobe.com/<tenant>/schemas/<schema ID>
Published 100 messages

Actual Behavior - See log attached

nipunnair commented 3 years ago

Resolving this. The root cause of this was a misconfiguration that was addressed.