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Introduction
This is the default view when entering the Cloud Collector application.
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Here you will see a list of the jobs currently running in your domain, categorized by Collector collector name, Collector collector type, Container name container type,and its current Status.
You can also search and filter the view to narrow down the results using the Actions options in the top left.
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status.
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Working with running collectors
Statuses
Running |
| A job is running when it is actively sending data. To learn how to pause a job, go to pause a running job. |
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Paused |
| This is the status that shows when you have paused a job. To resume a job, go to resume a paused job. |
Scaled |
| This icon will show the scaling values added to this job. |
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As well as the details on the left, the Edit window shows various tabs, where you can view and modify the version, raw JSON Parameters, Environmental Variables and State.You will also find tabs specific to Scheduled and Continuous Collectors.
Scheduled collectors
To schedule the instances, you can set them to execute every X minutes in the Scheduled tab of the properties.
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Collector runs
In the Collector runs tab of the properties, you can review all the running collector runs in your domain. A collector run is
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Collector ID and associated Image
Status, that is, whether the collector run has succeeded or failed
the Creation date
Continuous collectors
To continuously execute the job instances, you can scale the job using Target pods tab in the Properties. The first number shows the number of collectors that are running and cannot be modified. The second number is a counter field to set the number of instances the job has. Adding replicas will add more instances of the collector.
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Collector pods
In the Collector pods tab of the properties, you can review all the running collector pods in your domain. A collector pod is the minimum unit needed to execute a collector. We can assign various pods to run at the same time in a collector.
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and find the query information using the eye icon.
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actions
Refresh collectors
Collectors are constantly being added and modified in the domain, so to keep up to date with the current collectors and their statuses, use the refresh button at the top of the screen.
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To pause a job from the list, click the ellipse icon in its row and select Pause.
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Pausing a scheduled collector | Pausing a continuous collector |
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You will be asked to confirm this action:  | If your job uses scaling, pausing it will remove the current settings.  See the number of scales in the Target pods field.  |
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To resume a job from the list, click the ellipse icon in its row and select Resume.
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Resuming a scheduled collector | Resuming a continuous collector |
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When resuming a scheduled job, you will be asked to confirm this action:  | When resuming a continuous job, you will be asked to enter the number of scales:  |
Delete a collector
To delete a job from the list, click the ellipse icon in its row and select Delete.
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You will be asked to confirm this action:
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Once deleted, you will not see this collector in the list.
Changing the layout
To change the default layout, select the ellipse menu > Display density and select the desired option:
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