Spazio
This section describes how to import a Spazio installation into Data Mover Smart. During the process, Spazio configurations and entities are reinterpreted and reorganized, redefining their relationships within Data Mover Smart.
Once imported, Spazio entities - such as connections, nodes, queues, and credentials - become fully integrated and accessible in Data Mover Smart.
Step-by-step procedure
Export Spazio configuration
In Spazio, run the sp2-export.sh command. For details, see the Spazio Installation and configuration Guide.
A JSON file is generated containing, among other entities:
Local node configuration
Queue managers
Local and remote queues, together with their metadata.
Import into Data Mover Smart
To import the Spazio configuration into Data Mover Smart, follow these steps:
Navigate to Settings → Import & Export → Spazio.
Click the upload icon or drag the JSON file into the interface.
In the upper section of the screen select a Storage Class from the list or click New to create one, filling in the fields as described on the Storage Class page.
Click Import.
To migrate keys and certificates, follow the instructions in the Migration of keys and certificates section.
After a successful import, a confirmation notification appears.
Click Close and the History page will appear.
The imported configuration will be listed as a row with useful information.
Click the three-dot menu on the right and select Summary to view the list of successfully imported entities and/or any errors encountered during the process.
Read the following section for a detailed description of the Summary window and how Spazio entities are mapped into Data Mover Smart.
Spazio entities in Data Mover Smart
The overview of all imported entities and their current status is available in the Summary window. It is designed to help you quickly verify the completeness of the import process and ensure that all Spazio entities are correctly mapped into Data Mover Smart.
At the top of the window, you will find:
Status: current status of the operation (e.g., Completed in green, Reverted in red).
Type: product package involved (Spazio).
Direction: action direction (Import).
Started / Ended: timestamps for the operation.
Copy: copy operation details to the clipboard.
Revert: revert the import operation.
The Entities in error section lists entities that failed during the process, for example servers and users. Click the dropdown arrow to show detailed error information.
The Imported Entities section lists all items successfully imported into Data Mover Smart, along with their count. Below is a description of each entity type and where to find them in Data Mover Smart:
Client Connections: Spazio FTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, SFTP, and PR5 connections are imported and available under Services → Links. Spazio PR4 and PR4s connections are imported and available under Services → Nodes.
Node: it represents Spazio client and server PR4 connections. These are located under Services → Nodes.
Vfs: For each imported Spazio instance, Data Mover Smart creates a Virtual File System named after that instance.
Vfs Paths: Spazio queue managers and queues are imported as folders within the VFS
First-level folders represent Queue Managers. The right-hand panel displays details for each folder
Second-level folders represent Spazio queues. Folder colors indicate the queue type: red for REMOTE queues and blue for LOCAL queues.
Servers: Spazio FTP, FTPS, HTTP, HTTPS, SFTP, and PR5 servers are imported and available under Services → Servers. Spazio PR4 and PR4s servers are located under Services → Nodes.
Credentials: Spazio credentials used for remote connections are imported and available under Settings → Security → Credentials.
Fels: Spazio static agenda entities are imported and displayed in the File Event Listener section.
Rules: if a Spazio queue triggers a script execution event, it is represented as a Rule in Data Mover Smart. For remote queues, the rule has a Push to Remote action.
Retention Classes: Spazio user classes are imported and available under Settings → Retention class.
Each entry includes a dropdown arrow to expand details. When expanded, a search bar appears, allowing you to filter the list by entering specific criteria.
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