"gluey"

HOMER Seven allows external agents to subscribe capabilities to provide "on-demand" session details from external APIs, databases, etc. to argument internally available data without requiring data duplication and allowing creative use of the core HEP platform.

This application publishes itself as an endpoint for the HEP Pub-Sub API, announcing its capabilities to asyncronously return on-demand complementary information about correlated sessions. This particular implementation is a simple adaptation of the hello-world example.

This first stab at integration of homer with AWS cloudwatch allows http requests like this:

wget -qO - --post-data='{"filterPattern":"5f73b856-0000-31b17963-0ca0cb1b-6cb21796"}' --header='Content-Type:application/json' 'http://sipdr4000.tst2.livevox.net:18088/cloudwatch/us-east-1/sipdr/sipcop4003'

where the url path after 'cloudwatch' indicates aws region, log group and individual instance respectively. The filterPattern will be used in a free text search.

npm install

Configure your HOMER 7 API and local Endpoint address in file config.js. Configure your AWS credentials in file config.json (confusing, I know, will clean up later) in the following format:

{ "accessKeyId": "[AWS key]", "secretAccessKey": "[AWS secret]", "region": "[AWS region]" }

npm start