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How to simply add data from an HTTP request to a widget
All, We have a self hosted linux solution for Sisense and I wanted to build up a proof of concept of simply hitting a URL (GraphQL API via http request that returns json) and displaying the data from the response in a widget. ... how do I easily do this? It seems like every data connector I have available to me is database driven; or there seems to be some complex routes out there about installing 3rd party data connectors, etc,... via downloading and installing .jars and then pushing them out to a server..? but I don't think that should be necessary nor do I want to go down the route of having to install them locally, pushing .jars out to my aws ec2 instance, etc, simply to get data from an http request that returns json into a data model / widget? Am I missing anything? There has to be a simple way to get http response data into a live data model, right? or into a widget manually? Thanks, Damian1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Managing Linux Build Service Settings for Optimal Performance and Stability
Hello, Nice article Darwin We're self hosting in a linux environment and currently run an ETL job hourly that makes requests to build ElastiCubes in Sisense when it's done moving data over to redshift. We just recently upgraded from L2022.6 to L2022.7, didn't change any part of our ETL Process or any build configurations, just a simple upgrade, and our Sisense Server is slowly running out of memory and eventually becomes unresponsive/dead after a few days. Are there any known memory leaks in L2022.7 or any additional things we could look into to see what's happening? You can see in graphana it's slowly consuming more and more and then gets erratic when less and less memory is available. At this rate, it'll die. Thanks for any insight in advance, Damian3KViews0likes0Comments