$def with (user, settings, datasources, livekeys, importers, tags_preview, envs_preview, hosts_preview) $ disabled = "" if user.may_post() else "disabled"
Data sources let you store multiple sets of network data.
Each data source stores its own log of connections over time. Node information, such as tags, environment, and hostnames, is shared across data sources.
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Metadata is stored independantly of specific data sources. It includes information on hosts such as hostname, environment, and tags.
Live updates are a way to connect your router or gateway directly to the database.
To enable this, you need to run a collector process on your local network which will receive and translate network data. Once translated, the collector opens a secure connection to the aggregator, another program that processes the data and imports it into your database. From there it can be viewed through the webserver.
The live collector needs to be configured (by environment variables) to use a particular format, access key, and socket.
Live collector access keys are used by the aggregator to authenticate access from collectors before writing to the database.
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