Fusion accepts large binary objects (blobs) and stores them in Solr. After a blob is uploaded to Fusion, you can download the blob to your local computer, modify it, and then upload it again to Fusion. Fusion accepts the following types of blobs:
  • Analytics catalog
  • Connector plugin
  • File
  • Index stage plugin
  • Managed Javascript (index)
  • Managed Javascript (query)
  • Open NLP model
  • Other
  • Query stage plugin
  • Spark NLP model
For more information, see Blob storage. To download a blob, sign in to Fusion and click System > Blobs. In the left panel, click the existing blob you want to download. When the blob information displays, click Download. Then you can open the file on your computer and modify it. To upload the edited file, open the existing blob and click Replace Blob and select the edited file. The properties of a blob can vary based on the type, but most include these:
  • id. The unique identifier for the blob.
  • path. The URL or location where the blob is stored.
  • dir. The directory where the blob is located.
  • filename. The filename of the blob.
  • contentType. The type of content in the blog. Examples include application/zip, application/json, text/csv, text/plain, and application/java-archive.
  • size. The size of the blob.
  • modifiedTime. The last date and time the blob was modified in Unix epoch time in a yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ssZ format.
  • version. The version of the blob.
  • metadata. Additional data associated with the blob that varies based on the type of blob. Examples include drivers and resource type.

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Configuration properties