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Viewing blueprints in AWS Glue

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View a blueprint to review the blueprint description, status, and parameter specifications, and to download the blueprint ZIP archive.

You can view a blueprint by using the AWS Glue console, AWS Glue API, or AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI).

To view a blueprint (console)
  1. Open the AWS Glue console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/glue/.

  2. In the navigation pane, choose blueprints.

  3. On the blueprints page, select a blueprint. Then on the Actions menu, choose View.

To view a blueprint (AWS CLI)
  • Enter the following command to view just the blueprint name, description, and status. Replace <blueprint-name> with the name of the blueprint to view.

    aws glue get-blueprint --name <blueprint-name>

    The command output looks something like the following.

    {
        "Blueprint": {
            "Name": "myDemoBP",
            "CreatedOn": 1587414516.92,
            "LastModifiedOn": 1587428838.671,
            "BlueprintLocation": "s3://awsexamplebucket1/demo/DemoBlueprintProject.zip",
            "Status": "ACTIVE"
        }
    }
    

    Enter the following command to also view the parameter specifications.

    aws glue get-blueprint --name <blueprint-name> --include-parameter-spec

    The command output looks something like the following.

    {
        "Blueprint": {
            "Name": "myDemoBP",
            "CreatedOn": 1587414516.92,
            "LastModifiedOn": 1587428838.671,
            "ParameterSpec": "{\"WorkflowName\":{\"type\":\"String\",\"collection\":false,\"description\":null,\"defaultValue\":null,\"allowedValues\":null},\"PassRole\":{\"type\":\"String\",\"collection\":false,\"description\":null,\"defaultValue\":null,\"allowedValues\":null},\"DynamoDBTableName\":{\"type\":\"String\",\"collection\":false,\"description\":null,\"defaultValue\":null,\"allowedValues\":null},\"ScriptLocation\":{\"type\":\"String\",\"collection\":false,\"description\":null,\"defaultValue\":null,\"allowedValues\":null}}",
            "BlueprintLocation": "s3://awsexamplebucket1/demo/DemoBlueprintProject.zip",
            "Status": "ACTIVE"
        }
    }
    

    Add the --include-blueprint argument to include a URL in the output that you can paste into your browser to download the blueprint ZIP archive that AWS Glue stored.

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