Managing Remote Configurations
The Config Overview page provides information on the LogScale Collector configuration files you have created for remote centralized use, how they are being used, and details on all the enrolled instances of LogScale Collector.
This page also allows you to delete configuration files directly or create and edit files through the Config Editor.
Note that if you want to switch the configuration assigned to an enrolled instance see Switching Remote Configs.
To access the Config Overview page go the Fleet Management tab.
Click
and the page is displayed.
Creating a Remote Configuration
You can create a new configuration from this page which can then be assigned to multiple LogScale Collector instances and managed centrally.
Go to + New Config.
and clickFigure 297. Config Overview
Type the name for your new configuration and click either:
previously exported or manually created configuration file (.yaml).
and browse for aFigure 298. Create New Configuration
The Config Editor is displayed, configure the file to meet your needs, note that you can only edit the sections: sources, sinks and settings, see Sources and Examples for more information.
The editor helps by underlining incorrectly positioned entities (incorrect level) or misspelled and by autocompleting entities when you are inserting new entities, additionally you can hover-over entities for useful tips and information.
Figure 299. Config Editor
Click the settings cog to view the
Basic Settings
to manage additional settings, like description and name and to assign instances to the configuration or manage a test draft, see Figure 306, “Basic information”for more information.Once you have finished making changes you can:
Click
to save the changes without publishing.Click
to test your configuration file by publishing it to specific instances.Click
to save the changes and publish them to all the instances which are using the configuration.
Editing a Remote Configuration
You can edit remote configuration and if they are assigned to multiple instances the changes will impact all of the instances of the LogScale Collector.
Click the ellipsis menu next to the config you want to edit and click Edit config.
Make the required changes, note that you can only edit the sections: sources, sinks and settings, see Sources and Examplesfor details on the file.
Figure 300. Config Editor
Click the settings cog to view the
Basic Settings
to manage additional settings, like description and name and to assign instances to the configuration or manage a test draft, see Figure 306, “Basic information”for more information.Figure 301. Settings
Once you have finished making changes click either:
Click
to save the changes without publishing.- to test a draft on a set of instance which you can choose in the next step, see
Click
to save the changes and publish them to all the instances which are using the config.
Export Configuration Template
You can export a configuration as a template which can then be imported and modified as required from the create new pop-up, see Creating a Configuration - Fleet Management.
Go to the Config overview page.
Figure 302. Config Overview
Click the ellipsis menu next to the config you want to export and click Export as template.
Select the a radio button to export either:
Figure 303. Export Pop-up
And click
Browse for the location to save the file, specify a name for the file and click
.
Deleting a Remote Configuration
You can delete a configuration from the Config overview page.
Go to the Config overview page.
Figure 304. Config Overview
Click the ellipsis menu next to the config you want to delete and click Delete config. Note that it is not possible to delete a configuration which is associated to any instances.
Click Delete config to confirm.
Figure 305. Delete Pop-up
Testing a Remote Configuration
When you edit a configuration you can test the configuration on one or more instances before publishing the configuration to its assigned instances, this is useful when you want to test the impact of your changes without impacting instances which are collecting data.
Go the
and select .Click on the ellipsis menu next to the configuration you want to change and select
.You can test any changes which have been saved as draft, to do so click
and select the instance to which you want to assign the draft configuration.
To view the status and add instances to the configuration test see Editing and Publishing a Test Configuration.