Instant Pentaho Data Integration Kitchen

By: Sergio Ramazzina

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eText | 26 July 2013 | Edition Number 1

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Explore the world of Pentaho Data Integration command-line tools which will help you use the Kitchen

Key Features

Learn something new in an Instant! A short, fast, focused guide delivering immediate results
Understand how to discover the repository structure using the command line scripts
Learn to configure the log properly and how to gather the information that helps you investigate any kind of problem
Explore all the possible ways to start jobs and learn transformations without any difficulty

Book Description

Pentaho PDI is a modern, powerful, and easy-to-use ETL system that lets you develop ETL processes with simplicity. Explore and gain the experience and skills that you need to run processes from the command line or schedule them by using an extensive description and a good set of samples.

Instant Pentaho Data Integration Kitchen How-to will help you to understand the correct way to deal with PDI command line tools. We start with a recipe about how to configure your memory requirements to run your processes effectively and then move forward with a set of recipes that show you the different ways to start PDI processes.

We start with a recap about how transformations and jobs are designed using spoon and then move forward to configure memory requirements to properly run your processes from the command line.

We dive into the various flags that control the logging system by specifying the logging output and the log verbosity. We focus and deliver all the knowledge you require to run the ETL processes using command line tools with ease and in a proficient manner.

What you will learn

Understand how to configure memory requirements
Discover the PDI repository structure from the command line
Explore how to start jobs from a filesystem packed in an archive file
Schedule PDI processes on Linux and Windows
Master the art of configuring log levels and logging output
Start jobs from the repository
Get feedback from your process execution

Who this book is for

Any IT professional working on PDI and is a valid support for either learning how to use the command line tools efficiently or for going deeper on some aspects of the command line tools to help you work better.