View the topology list
Log on to the Scalable Open Financial Architecture Stack (SOFAStack) console.
In the left-side navigation pane, choose Middleware > Task Scheduling > Task Orchestration.
In the topology list that appears, you can view the information about created topologies, including the name, scheduling type, and creation time of each topology.
View scheduling records
In the topology list, click the name of the target topology.
Click the Scheduling Record tab.
On this tab, you can view the following information about the selected topology:
Request ID: the request ID, which is used for troubleshooting.
Trigger Status: the execution status. The topology execution may succeed, fail, or be in another state.
Reason for Trigger: the mode in which the topology is triggered. Valid values: Manual Trigger, Timing trigger, Event-based Trigger, and Topology Trigger.
End Time: the time when the execution ends.
Time Consumed: the amount of time consumed by the request, in seconds.
Client: the IP address of the subscription node.
Context: the trigger context and execution context.
Topology: the graph that displays the status of each task in the topology. A task may fail, or be stopped, paused, skipped, waiting to be executed, being executed, being initialized, or successful.
View a topology
In the topology list, click the name of the target topology.
Click the Task Topology tab.
On this tab, you can view the current topology.
View the topology version
In the topology list, click the name of the target topology.
Click the Version Management tab.
On this tab, you can view existing versions and manage versions. For more information, see Topology versions.
Export and import topologies
You can import and export topologies in the form of JSON files in the console. This way, you can manage offline and online configurations or configurations in different environments in a unified manner.
Export a topology
In the topology list, find the target topology and click Export. The topology is exported as a JSON file and is stored in the default download path specified by the browser.
Import a topology
In the upper-right corner of the topology list, click Import. In the dialog box that appears, click Browse.
Select the target file and click Open.
Click OK.