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Service Map visually shows how various RDAÂ Fabric components interact with each other.Â
Here you can see
- Log ingestion endpoints,
- Streams,
- Pipelines
- Destinations
Service Map visually shows how various RDAÂ Fabric components interact with each other.Â
Here you can see
- Log ingestion endpoints,
- Streams,
- Pipelines
- Destinations
Map Zoom options
Search for Node and Zoom to specific Node
Show/Hide Nodes
Node Type selection
Expand/Collapse Nodes
This is an log data ingestion End Point configured on Event Gateway, which serves as a log collector and forwarder to cfxCloud.Â
Endpoints can be of type:
- syslog-tcp, syslog-udp
- tcpjson
- Splunk universal forwarder
- Filebeat
- Fluentd
- HTTP/Webhook
This is an log data ingestion End Point configured on Event Gateway, which serves as a log collector and forwarder to cfxCloud.Â
Endpoints can be of type:
- syslog-tcp, syslog-udp
- tcpjson
- Splunk universal forwarder
- Filebeat
- Fluentd
- HTTP/Webhook
This is a RDA Fabric Network Stream, which is used for real-time streaming data ingestion into cfxCloud.Â
This is a RDA Fabric Network Stream, which is used for real-time streaming data ingestion into cfxCloud.Â
This is a RDA Pipeline, which reads data from RDA network stream, processes it, reduces it, and routes data to additional streams or to any destination (like SIEM/Analytics/Datalake/Datawarehouse/Object Store)
This is a RDA Pipeline, which reads data from RDA network stream, processes it, reduces it, and routes data to additional streams or to any destination (like SIEM/Analytics/Datalake/Datawarehouse/Object Store)
This is log data destination. It will typically a SIEM, Analytics tool, Datalake, Datawarehouse or Object Store. In this case, it is Elasticsearch
This is log data destination. It will typically a SIEM, Analytics tool, Datalake, Datawarehouse or Object Store. In this case, it is Elasticsearch
This side pane shows additional metadata and configuration in Service Blueprint
* indicates run latest version of Pipeline
Number of instances to run when the Service starts
Minimum number of instances the Service should always have running. If it is set 0, it means user can disable some pipelines from UI.
Maximum number of instances that can run anytime.
Which site to run this pipeline. A site can have one or more Worker nodes and scheduler will schedule pipeline on a Worker that meets capacity needs.
Splunk destination. Supports both Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Cloud
Splunk destination. Supports both Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Cloud
Here you can Search for any node in the Map and Zoom to th selected NodeÂ
Here you can Search for any node in the Map and Zoom to th selected NodeÂ
Selected node will be Zoomed
Selected node will be Zoomed
Here you can Zoom/Show/Hide nodes, neighbors
Here you can Zoom/Show/Hide nodes, neighbors
Here you can Select what Node Types to show in the Map. Typical Node Types are
- Ingestion Endpoint
- Network Stream
- Persistent Stream
- Pipeline
- Dataset
- Integration
Here you can Select what Node Types to show in the Map. Typical Node Types are
- Ingestion Endpoint
- Network Stream
- Persistent Stream
- Pipeline
- Dataset
- Integration
Expand or Collapse Nodes or Node Groups
Expand or Collapse Nodes or Node Groups
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- Service Map
- Ingestion End Point
- RDA Network Stream
- RDA Pipeline
- Data Destination
- Splunk
- Search
- Select Prompted Node
- Show/Hide Options
- Node Type Selection
- Expand/Collapse Nodes