Reset Adapter

You can reset an adapter in Flowcore using the Flowcore CLI, to run from a set moment in time.

Reset Adapter

To reset an adapter, you can use the flowcore reset adapter command. This command will reset the specified adapter, to a specified moment in time. You can think of it as a rewind button for your adapter, allowing you to rewind to a specific point in time, and replay all the events that have occurred since then.

Caution

If your adapter is processing the events into an already existing data storage, you need to make sure that your transformation logic is able to handle re-entries.

For example, you can check if the payload within the event already exists in your data storage, and if it does, you can skip the event, or handle it as a re-entry.

This is generally a good design for when have your transformation logic, to always support replays.

flowcore reset adapter adapter-name-or-id -s scenario-name -t tenant-name -b bucket-name -e event-id

If you wish to use the adapter id, you can read about how to obtain your adapter id here.

Flags

argument	abbreviation	required	description
--scenario	-s	Yes	The scenario the adapter resides in. You can obtain all your scenarios within a tenant here.
--tenant	-t	Yes	Tenant. e.g my-tenant. Meaning, the name of your organization. Which you can find by visiting flowcore.io
--bucket	-b	No	Time bucket (YYYYMMDDHHmmss or first). This correlates to Year (YYYY), Month (MM), Day (DD), Hour (HH), Minute (mm), Second (ss).
--eventId	-e	No	Time UUID. This is the UUID of the event you wish to reset to.

Examples

To reset an adapter with a specific tenant and scenario:

flowcore reset adapter adapter-name -t tenant-name -s scenario-name -b 20240718110000

To reset an adapter using the first time bucket:

flowcore reset adapter adapter-name -t tenant-name -s scenario-name -b first

To reset an adapter using a specific event ID:

flowcore reset adapter adapter-name -t tenant-name -s scenario-name -e 9cb35da2-ba64-4bb5-86d6-ef20ebc62ab7