Platform UI tour

1. The Ordinary Flows counter showing the total count of Ordinary Flows in this workspace.
2. The Real-time Flows counter showing the total count of Real-time Flows in this workspace.
3. The Message in Queues counter showing the total count of messages in the queues in this workspace.
4. The Execution Statistics graph showing the overview of the messages emitted by flows in this workspace. You can click on the legend to go the filtered execution information page.
5. The Container Errors graph showing the container errors in this workspace. You can click on the legend to go the filtered containers information page.
6. The Workspace Memory Usage graph showing the overview of resources quota available to this workspace and the actual use of it. You can hover to the graph point for getting the memory usage for certain date.
7. The View Report button that allows you to see the detailed report for memory usage of flows in workspace.

1. Use filters to narrow down your search based on the Flow Name, Status and the time.
2. The list of execution matching the selected criteria.

Container logs are retained for up to 30 days. On the Containers page, you’ll encounter the following states:

• Running (Green Flag): Indicates that the container is currently operational.
• Finished (Green Flag): Indicates that the container has been successfully shut down.
• Finished (Red Flag): Suggests that the container has been stopped due to a registered error.
• Killed (Green Flag): Signifies a successful termination of the container.
• Killed (Red Flag): Indicates that the container was abruptly terminated by the operating system.

To access specific information for a container, simply click on the ‘Step Name.’ On the individual container page, you will find the following details:

• Status: The current status of the container.
• Flow Name: The name of the flow associated with this container. Clicking on the flow name opens the corresponding flow designer page.
• Start Date: The date and time when the container started.
• Stop Date: The date and time when the container stopped.
• Exit Code: The current or last status code of the container.
• Reason: A description of the current or last status code.
• Filtering: Options for filtering the container’s logs, including Search, Log Level, and Date Range.
• Details: Log entries with Date/Time, Log Level, and Description.

1. You can search in the logs and use the filters to find the logs you need.
2. The panel shows the logs sorted according to the time-stamp. Here you can click to navigate to the specific execution of the logs (3 dots on the right). You can expand long log entries by clicking on the triangle which will show on the left of the log entry.

1. Use the button to Add New Flow
2. Use the free search or provided filters to find the flow(s). You can see the used filters below the search field.
3. Use to change the view of flows page between flow cards and list view.
4. The Flow card containing information about each flow. You can use the buttons to Edit, Start or Stop flows. You can also use the menu (click on cog icon to open) to copy and export the flow, reset the snapshot, subscribe to errors, enable real-time and delete the flow.

For more information please visit our Managing Flows page.

1. Here you will find a card for each component which requires a credential to function. Click on any card to navigate to page to create, edit or delete the credentials associated with the component.
2. The green number on each credential card shows the number of credentials you have for this component.

Please Note you can also create credentials during the flow step configuration. These credentials will appear on the credentials page as well.

1. Use to create the VPN Agents.
2. The list of VPN Agents configured for your workspace.

1. Use the Create button to create a new topic.
2. The existing topic cards. Click on them to edit or delete them.

1. You can deploy running integration flows from any listed Recipe by hitting the Activate button.
2. Each deployment can include more than one integration flows and these we display when you click Show Deployments on the Recipe Card.
3. You can also delete any Recipe.

While in workspace management page you can:

1. Rename the workspace.
2. Add or Invite new member to this workspace.
3. See the list of workspace members.
4. Edit member roles or remove them completely.
5. Delete the workspace.

For more information please visit our Managing Workspaces page.

1. Shows the current month and the current usage. It also shows the quota limit if defined.
2. Use the button to drill-down into the workspace and flow level usage.
3. The histogram of the used memory per month. If the contract has a quota limit then histogram shows the used memory and the still remaining quota. You can hover on any month to get the exact values.
4. The legend for the histogram.

You can do the following action if you have Owner role in the contract.

1. Rename the contract.
2. The list of members in current contract.
3. Workspaces switcher to open page with all workspaces.
4. Invite new member button to invite new member to this contract based on your role in this contract.
5. Pencil icon to use for managing the user roles and bin icon to delete the user.

1. Click on + Create New Workspace button to create new workspace.
2. See the existing workspace cards showing the name, type and number of users.
3. Delete the workspace by pressing on bin icon. Warning: this action is irreversible.

For more information please cvisit our Managing workspaces page.

1. Use + Add New Team button to create a new developer team.
2. Here you can see the developer team details, number of members and repositories it contains. Click on the Name to navigate to any developer team.

If you clicked on the team name, you will see the functionality to manage your team:

1. Create a new repositories or invite new members.
2. Delete member of the developer team.
3. See details on repositories.

1. The panel you can use to paste the JSON structure of your metadata.
2. The panel renders the output based on your input data.