Integrations
Overview
License Admins will have the rights to managed configure integrations.
Select Configurations on the left menu and click on Integrations.
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Select the required License from the dropdown menu
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Click Edit to Configure Data Feed Destinations that specifies where the data feeds provided by Cloudneeti application will be stored on the customer side.
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Turn On / Off to Enable Reporting Data Feeds
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Turn On / Off to Enable Auditing Data Feeds
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Click Edit to Configure Data Feed Scope & Frequency.
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Incident Management (Ticketing) allows integrations with ticketing systems such as ZenDesk and ServiceNow. Click Edit to configure Incident Management.
Data Feed – Reporting and Auditing
Cloudneeti application supports two types of data feed destinations:
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Object storage system
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NoSql storage system
S. No. | Step | Portal to use | Role |
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1 | Create Object or NoSQL storage system | Microsoft Azure | Subscription Owner |
2 | Configure Data Feed Destinations | Cloudneeti | Subscription Owner |
3 | Enable Data Feeds | Cloudneeti | License Admin |
4 | Configure Data Feed Scope & Frequency | Cloudneeti | License Admin |
5 | Verify Data Feeds | Microsoft Azure | Subscription Owner |
STEP 1: Create Object or NoSQL storage system
Please select the type of storage system you would like to use and create it in Azure Subscription.
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Object storage system - Follow this link to create a Object storage system.
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NoSQL storage system - Follow this link to create a NoSQL storage system.
STEP 2: Configure Data Feed Destinations
Object storage system
CSV files will be streamed to the storage account after every successful data collection.
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Select Object storage system, the customer’s Azure Storage Account with Blob containers where Cloudneeti will continuously publish detailed data on every successful scan.
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Enter Azure Storage Account Connection String, the connection string required for Cloudneeti to connect to Customer’s Storage account.
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Enter Container name for reporting, the name to the folder (aka Container) under which scan data will be published. If the Container name doesn’t exist, it’ll be created.
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Enter Container name for auditing, the separate container name where audit data will be published. If the Container name doesn’t exist, it’ll be created.
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Select region where the data will be sent to.
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Click Verify Connection
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Click Save
NoSql storage system
JSON files will be streamed to the storage account after every successful data collection.
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Select NoSql storage system, the customer’s Azure Cosmos DB account.
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Enter Cosmos DB connection string, the connection string required for Cloudneeti to connect to Customer’s Cosmos DB.
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Enter Database Name, where the data feed will be published.
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Enter Collection name for reporting, the name of Cosmos DB collection for storing scan data.
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Enter TTL for reporting data, the time-to-live (TTL) parameter for the documents. TTL will affect how long the documents are to be retained in the Cosmos DB, after which they will automatically expire.
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Enter Collection name for auditing, the name of Cosmos DB collection for storing Audit data.
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Enter TTL for auditing data, the time-to-live (TTL) parameter for the documents.
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Select Region where the data will be sent to
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Click Verify Connection to verify connection status
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Click Save
STEP 3: Enable Data Feeds
Login to Cloudneeti portal with License Admin role. Navigate to Configure integrations to enable the Data Feeds.
Enable Reporting Data Feeds
Enable Auditing Data Feeds
STEP 4: Configure Data Feed Scope & Frequency
Data Feed Scope & Frequency allows selection of reporting and / or auditing type of data feeds and the frequency of data feeds.
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Select Frequency of Detailed Data Feeds
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Select Accounts to be notified for
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Edit data feeds for each individual benchmark
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Click Save
The following settings can be updated at an individual benchmark level.
STEP 5: Verify data feed
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Reporting data feed gets triggered as per frequency configured and after every Cloud Account scan in Cloudneeti
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Auditing data feed is triggered as per set frequency.
Object storage system
CSV files will be streamed to the storage account after every successful data collection.
Login to Azure portal and navigate to the Storage account configured for Data Feed and verify the data.
Auditing Data Sample
Reporting Data Sample
NoSql storage system
JSON files will be streamed to the storage account after every successful data collection.
Login to Azure portal and navigate to the Cosmos DB instance configured for Data Feed and verify the data.
Auditing Data Sample
Reporting Data Sample
Incident Management (Ticketing)
Incident Management (Ticketing) allows integrations with ticketing systems such as ZenDesk and ServiceNow.
S. No. | Step | Portal to use | Role |
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1 | Service Now | Cloudneeti | License Admin |
2 | Zendesk | Cloudneeti | License Admin |