Overview
The Collectors page provides a central location to manage, monitor, and troubleshoot collectors in your system. Use this interface to track collector status, versions, and associated pipelines.Collectors
The table on the Collectors page displays the following columns:-
Name
The name of the collector. -
Status
The current status of the collector:- Awaiting Deployment – The collector was created in the UI but has not been deployed yet (installation not completed).
- Installed (Idle) – The collector is installed without any deployed pipelines.
- Running (Active) – The collector is actively running with at least one deployed pipeline.
- Degraded – Collector pods are running, but one or more pods are not working properly.
- Error – The collector has encountered an issue; pipelines are not running.
- Disconnected – The remote operator cannot communicate with the collector.
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Version
Shows the version of the collector. If the version is unavailable, displaysN/A. -
Pipelines
Lists pipelines associated with a collector. If no pipelines are associated, displaysN/A. -
Last Deployed
Displays the date the collector was most recently deployed inMM/DD/YYYYformat. If unavailable, displaysN/A. -
Delete Collector
The trashcan image button can be used to delete a collector.
A collector with no pipelines deployed to it will display a status of Installed (Idle) and will not display any version number.
Manage an Existing Collector
- Log in to the Sawmills dashboard.
- Navigate to Collector Management.
- Click a collector name to open its management page.
- Pipelines
- Installation
- Rotate API Key
Pipelines
The Pipelines section lists pipelines attached to this collector:- Name
The name of the pipeline with a link to the pipeline’s management page. - Last Deployed
Displays the date the pipeline was deployed to this collector. - Detach Button to detach the pipeline from this collector. This button is only enabled if the collector is running and responsive.
Installation
The Installation section provides a Helm command to install or upgrade this collector to the latest version. For example, if you have a collector namedmy-collector, the UI shows a command like:
Rotate API Key
To rotate the API key used by this collector:- Click Generate New Key.
- Update the API key secret using the kubectl patch command shown in the UI:
Note: Even though the API key is masked it will still be copied to your clipboard properly.