snowplow | The enterprise-grade behavioral data engine

I am trying to setup a tracking library written in Kotlin Multiplatform to support all our mobile clients.

Tests for Android went well (integrating snowplow via gradle).

I also managed to integrate Snowplow via cocoapods into the MPP.

I am trying to integrate Snowplow to a Kotlin Multiplatform Project.

Android is working fine:

I am currently stuck with the following error -

Error: Error creating Cloudwatch log subscription filter: InvalidParameterException: Could not execute the lambda function. Make sure you have given CloudWatch Logs permission to execute your function.

I am using Snowplow to do the behavioral data tracking. I could consume the data from Pub/Sub to BigQuery using Snowplow loader (& mutator) open source code (https://docs.snowplowanalytics.com/docs/getting-started-on-snowplow-open-source/setup-snowplow-on-gcp/setup-bigquery-destination/), but I would like to consume the data from Pub/Sub to a Java API directly.

However, the data from Pub/Sub is unstructured without a schema in a String format. The data includes "\t" as the delimiter as well as "{}" to store some schemas, which may require the string processing to do the data formatting.

Is there any other better way to decode the data from Pub/Sub to Java API rather than writing complex string processing. Thank you!

I'm working on a Spring Data / Neo4j-based recommender service and ran into an issue with the @Query annotation. I'm trying to pass a property (the network_userid) into a Cypher query:

I'm actually facing an issue I hope I can explain.

I'm trying to parse a CSV file with PySpark. This csv file has some JSON columns. Those Json columns have the same Schema, but are not filled the same way.

For instance i have :

{"targetUrl":"https://snowplowanalytics.com/products/snowplow-insights", "elementId":NULL, "elementClasses":NULL,"elementTarget":NULL}

or

{"targetUrl":"https://snowplowanalytics.com/request-demo/", "elementId":"button-request-demo-header-page", "elementClasses":["btn","btn-primary","call-to-action"]}

Atm, when I do :

I apologize in advance if this question has been answered already.

I'm a newb when it comes to php and css (can get along with html ok). I've been banging my head against the wall trying to get this to work with no luck so far after spending a fair amount of time on Google and various forums.

My goal is to make the background images on the slider of the homepage (http://etractorimplements.com/) clickable links.

Here is the code:

I’m currently working within a java runtime google cloud dataflow. The scala sdk I'm using shows the property I'm working with as an immutable list: https://github.com/snowplow/snowplow-scala-analytics-sdk/blob/master/src/main/scala/com.snowplowanalytics.snowplow.analytics.scalasdk/Event.scala#L91

final List contexts

Does anyone have any pointers on how to properly cast / convert this to a Java list? Most of the examples I have found are doing this in the Scala runtime vs the Java runtime.

I had thought the JavaConverters package would help me here, however these methods don't seem to be expecting an immutable scala list.

Where e in the example below is an instance of the Event in the linked sdk.

According to this Snowplow Micro blog post, you can validate:

• The value of specific fields sent with specific events is as expected
• The correct contexts / entities are sent with the appropriate events

However, it doesn’t look like it is possible to see any detail about what values were passed for the attached entities.

This means that Micro is good for validating certain events were logged and that entities were attached, but we can’t verify anything about the attached entities beyond their existence. If, as part of an automated QA process, we want to validate that when an entity has a particular property set another property is also set, how should we go about achieving that?