MacOS

Please check the following page for the old SQLFlow installation:

For older version SQLFlow under MacOS

If you have SQLFlow 5.x installed on your server and would like to upgrade to SQLFlow 6.x, please refer to this page:

Upgrade

Starting from SQLFlow 6.0, we have integrated web packages into the backend service, no Frontend installation and nginx configuration is required!

Prerequisites

• SQLFlow on-premise version

• Java 8

• Port needs to be opened. (The default port is 8165 but you can customized this port)

• At least 8GB memory

Setup Environment

• Java setup environment link

# setup java environment
echo export "JAVA_HOME=\$(/usr/libexec/java_home)" >> ~/.bash_profile
source ~/.bash_profile

Upload Files

create a directory :

# example you can use other path
sudo mkdir -p /wings/sqlflow

upload your backend and frontend file to sqlflow folder, like this :

/wings/
└── sqlflow
    ├── backend
    │   ├── bin
    │   │   ├── backend.bat
    │   │   ├── backend.sh
    │   │   ├── eureka.bat
    │   │   ├── eureka.sh
    │   │   ├── eureka.vbs
    │   │   ├── gspLive.bat
    │   │   ├── gspLive.sh
    │   │   ├── gspLive.vbs
    │   │   ├── init_regular.sh
    │   │   ├── monitor.bat
    │   │   ├── monitor.sh
    │   │   ├── sqlservice.bat
    │   │   ├── sqlservice.sh
    │   │   ├── sqlservice.vbs
    │   │   ├── stop.bat
    │   │   ├── stop.sh
    │   │   ├── taskscheduler.bat
    │   │   ├── taskscheduler.sh
    │   │   └── taskscheduler.vbs
    │   ├── conf
    │   │   └── gudu_sqlflow.conf
    │   └── lib
    │       ├── eureka.jar
    │       ├── gspLive.jar
    │       ├── sqlservice.jar
    │       └── taskscheduler.jar

Set scripts permissions

chmod +x /wings/sqlflow/backend/bin

Backend Services Configuration

sqlflow provides several options to control the service analysis logic. Open the sqlservice configuration file(conf/gudu_sqlflow.conf)

• user_token_expire_hours: default value is 24. User can customize the TTL of the token by setting this field. In case user_token_expire_hours less than or equals to 0, the user token would never expire.

• ignore_user_token: default value is false, token auth is skipped in case the value is set to true.

• relation_limit: default value is 1000. When the count of selected object relations is greater than relation_limit, sqlflow will fallback to the simple mode, ignore all the record sets. If the relations of simple mode are still greater than relation_limit, sqlflow will only show the summary information.

• big_sql_size: default value is 4096. If the sql length is greater than big_sql_size, sqlflow submit the sql in the work queue and execute it. If the work queue is full, sqlflow throws an exception and returns error message "Sorry, the service is busy. Please try again later."

Start Backend Services

You can assign the RAM to SQLFlow by specifying the boot parameter when starting the service.

 sudo ./backend.sh /m <RAM_VALUE>

The RAM_VALUE could be: 4g 8g 16g 32g or 64g.

SQLFlow will automatically allocate the memory based on the status of the installed server if this parameter is not given. SQLFlow would allocate less than 31 GB memory if that is the case. However, if your total memory is less than 32 GB, SQLFlow would allocate all the remaining memory on your server.

start service in background:

sudo sh /wings/sqlflow/backend/bin/backend.sh

please allow 1-2 minutes to start the service.

use jps to check those 3 processing are running.

58497 sqlservice.jar
58516 gspLive.jar
58477 eureka.jar

Java service port

File	Port
eureka.jar	8761
gspLive.jar	8165
sqlservice.jar	8083

Customize the port

If you don't want to change the default service port you can just ignore this section. Otherwise this section will show you how to customize the port.

1. Default port

1. Web port is 8165

2. SQLFlow backend service port:

File	Port
eureka.jar	8761
gspLive.jar	8165
sqlservice.jar	8083

2. Change the default port in gspLive.sh(gspLive.bat)

You can change the web or backend api port from 8165 to any available port.

Add the following section in gspLive.sh(or gspLive.bat in Windows):

--server.port=<customized_port>

Open SQLFlow

open http://yourdomain.com/ to see the SQLFlow.

open http://yourdomain.com:8165/doc.html?lang=en or http://localhost:8165/api/gspLive_backend/doc.html?lang=en to see the Restful API document.

To login, please check the following default user credentials:

Cloud and On-Premise version

SQLFlow client api call

See sqlflow client api call

• Get userId from the account profile page and generate the secrete key

• Generate token by invoking the token generate API

generate token

generate user token for restful api

POSThttps://api.gudusoft.com/api/gspLive_backend/user/generateToken

Query parameters

Response

200201401403404

OK

Body

application/json;charset=utf-8

string

Request

JavaScriptCurl

const response = await fetch('https://api.gudusoft.com/api/gspLive_backend/user/generateToken', {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: {},
});
const data = await response.json();

Response

text

curl --location --request POST 'http://localhost:8165/api/gspLive_backend/user/generateToken?userId=%3CUSER_ID%3E&secretKey=%3CSECRET_KEY%3E' \
--header 'Accept: application/json;charset=utf-8'

• Test webapi by curl

  • test sql:

    select name from user

  • curl command:

  curl --location 'http://localhost:8165/api/gspLive_backend/sqlflow/generation/sqlflow' \
  --header 'accept: application/json;charset=utf-8' \
  --form 'userId="<USER ID>"' \
  --form 'dbvendor="dbvoracle"' \
  --form 'sqltext="select name from user"' \
  --form 'token="<TOKEN>"'

  • response:

    {
      "code": 200,
      "data": {
        "dbvendor": "dbvoracle",
        "dbobjs": [
          ...
        ],
        "relations": [
          ...
        ]
      },
      "sessionId": ...
    }

  • If the code returns 401, please check the userId is set or the userId is valid.

Enable HTTPS

To use HTTPS with your domain name, you need a SSL or TLS certificate installed. You can directly buy a certificate from CA. If you don't need a recognized certificate, you can generate one by yourselves.

To generate the certificate files, you can use the following commands:

openssl req -newkey rsa:2048 -nodes -keyout sqlflow.key -out sqlflow.csr -subj "/CN=127.0.0.1"
openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in sqlflow.csr -signkey sqlflow.key -out sqlflow.crt
openssl pkcs8 -topk8 -inform PEM -outform PEM -in sqlflow.key -out sqlflow-pkcs8.key -nocrypt
openssl pkcs12 -export -in sqlflow.crt -inkey sqlflow-pkcs8.key -out sqlflow_keystore.p12 -name sqlflow

You will have sqlflow_keystore.p12 and sqlflow-pkcs8.key generated with the above commands.

Copy sqlflow_keystore.p12 and sqlflow-pkcs8.key to /wings/sqlflow/backend/conf and add following configs in /wings/sqlflow/backend/bin/gspLive.sh:

--server.ssl.enabled=true --server.ssl.key-store-password=<your password> --server.ssl.key-store-type=PKCS12 --server.ssl.key-alias=sqlflow --server.ssl.key-store=file:../conf/sqlflow_keystore.p12

Restart the SQLFlow and https is now enabled.