Fusion Asset Management for Windows

Here you will find the exported Fusion objects (data sources, pipelines, profiles, jobs, etc.) for each search environment (DEV, QA, PROD). A PowerShell script to export them is included in the project. This script works with Fusion 4.2.x.

Edit the PowerShell Script

Adjust the values for $USER, $PASS, $PROJECT_HOME and $VERSION with the values for your environment.

• $USER = "admin"

• $PASS = "password123"

• $PROJECT_HOME = "C:\fusion\dev"

• $VERSION = "422"

Then configure the values for each environment - DEV, QA and PROD.

• $DEV_VERSION = $VERSION - Inherit or hard set the version for each environment

• $DEV_HOSTNAME = "search-dev.company.com" - IP or hostname of Fusion host

• $DEV_DATASOURCES = "site1_WEB","site2_WEB" - List of data sources

• $DEV_INDEX_PIPELINES = "intranet","site_search" - List of Index Pipelines

• $DEV_QUERY_PIPELINES = "intranet_suggest_v1" - List of Query Pipelines

• $DEV_QUERY_PROFILES = "intranet","intranet_suggest" - List of Query Profiles

• $DEV_SPARK_JOBS = "Site_Search_suggestions" - List of Spark Jobs

Run the PowerShell script...

• $PROJECT_HOME\export-fusion-objects.ps1 -env DEV

• $PROJECT_HOME\export-fusion-objects.ps1 -env QA

• $PROJECT_HOME\export-fusion-objects.ps1 -env PROD

Set Up Version Control Using GIT

First, run the PowerShell script across all environments and get all of the Fusion objects:

Next, set up a new project in Bitbucket or other remote repository.

Then...

• cd $PROJECT_HOME

• run git init to initialize a new GIT project

Add the remote repository as the origin:

• git remote add origin https://repo.com/path/to/project.git

• run git add . to add all files into the project

• run git commit -m "initial commit"

• run git push -u origin master to update the remote repository

Managing the Changes

Run the PowerShell script after things change to capture the updates:

• $PROJECT_HOME\export-fusion-objects.ps1 -env DEV

Then save the changes to your version control repository:

• cd $PROJECT_HOME

• run git status to see what changed

• run git commit -a -m "comments" and enter some comments about what changed

• run git push -u origin master to send the changes to the remote repository

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