Business Engines
In this part of the documentation, we assume that, conceptually, you know what a Business Engine is. If not, please refer to the platform schema and its description, following by the Business Engine section.
Add and delete Engines
This feature allows to add as many Business Engines as needed to be in your system. Each of them should already be connected to a Grafana Instance. In the future, you can manage that connection from the Business Studio as well.
Add a new Engine
To add a new Business Engine, click the + Add button on the main screen and then specify the following:
- Engine name
- Should be a unique name within the Business Studio.
- Engine URL
- A URL to access Business Engine API.
- Production or Community token
- Unique for each Business Engine Cluster.
- Use the Support menu at the bottom left to request a new or additional Production tokens.
Once the Business Engine is added, you can review the configuration settings by clicking on its name in the list.
Business Engine
The Overview tab, in addition to the basic engine statistics such as version, status (ok/error), a number of alert rules and actions, features the Alert History.
Alert rules
The Alert rules tab is a part of the Business Alerting feature available in all Business Engines.
To learn more about alert rules, please refer to this documentation's Alert rules section.
Actions
The Actions tab helps to configure actions, which are the set of steps that are triggered by an expected event. The most common scenario is when an action is triggered after an alert rule is broken, but it is just one of the possible scenarios.
To learn more about actions, please refer to this documentation's Actions section.
Environment
All environment variables are displayed on the Environment tab. In the future, we plan to allow them to be modified.
Settings
The Settings tab contains all the information you provided when creating the Business Engine.
