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Foglight 6.0.0 - Data Model Guide

The Foglight data model Data modeling tutorials Appendix: Groovy scripts Appendix: Internal database schema
acl_class Table acl_entry Table acl_object_identity Table acl_sid Table agent_client_defaults Table agent_config_binder Table agent_dc_manager_schedule_ids Table agent_dc_manager_state Table agent_manager_state Table alarm_alarm Table alarm_annotations Table alarm_loc_msg Table auditing_log Table baseline_config Table baseline_config_properties Table baseline_engine_profile Table baseline_observation_profile Table cartridge_cartridge_relation Table cartridge_components Table cartridge_installed_cartridges Table cartridge_items Table credential_data Table credential_lockbox Table credential_mapping Table credential_mapping_entry Table credential_order Table credential_policy Table current_version Table database_instance_id Table database_version Table derivation_calculation Table derivation_complex_definition Table derivation_definition Table fgl4_migration_agent Table fgl4_migration_data_span Table fgl4_migration_dcm Table fgl4_migration_host Table fgl4_migration_host_mapping Table fgl4_migration_log Table fgl4_migration_server Table incident_affected_objects Table incident_incident Table incident_linked_alarms Table incident_problem_ticket Table incident_problem_tickets Table licensing_licenses Table mgmt_object_size Table mgmt_observation_size Table mgmt_timeslice Table mgmt_timeslice_data_avail Table model_association Table model_property_formula Table model_query_criteria Table obs_binary_* Tables obs_metric_aggregate_* Tables obs_metric_scalar_* Tables obs_string_* Tables pcm_encoded_data Table persistable_config_model Table persistable_script Table persistence_column_mapping Table persistence_db_column Table persistence_db_schema Table persistence_db_table Table persistence_grouping_policy Table persistence_lifecycle Table persistence_lifecycle_period Table persistence_obs_key_purge_age Table persistence_obs_purge Table persistence_obs_purge_age Table persistence_observation_index Table persistence_operation Table persistence_retention_policy Table persistence_rollup_progress Table persistence_rollup_retry Table persistence_storage_config_xml Table persistence_storage_manager Table persistence_timeslice_table Table persistence_topobj_purge_age Table persistence_type_hierarchy Table registry_performance_calendar Table registry_registry_value Table registry_registry_variable Table report_output Table report_schedule Table rule_action_handler Table rule_action_message Table rule_action_registry_reference Table rule_action_variable_reference Table rule_blackout_schedules Table rule_effective_schedules Table rule_expression Table rule_firing_strategy Table rule_messages Table rule_rule Table rule_sev_to_clear_actn_hndlr Table rule_sev_to_fire_actn_hndlr Table rule_severity Table rule_severity_expression Table rule_severity_messages Table schedule_named_schedule Table script_annt Table script_annt_attr Table script_argument Table script_argument_annt Table script_argument_annt_attr Table script_example Table script_return_annt Table script_return_annt_attr Table sec_group Table sec_group_nesting Table sec_group_role_match Table sec_grouprole Table sec_jaas_source Table sec_object Table sec_object_mask Table sec_object_permission Table sec_object_type Table sec_permission Table sec_permission_def Table sec_policy Table sec_resource Table sec_role Table sec_user_alias Table sec_user_obj_permission Table sec_user_res_permission Table sec_usergroup Table sec_userrole Table sec_x_attribute Table sec_x_attribute_value Table tagging_service_mapping Table threshold_bound Table threshold_config Table topology_activity_calendar Table topology_activity_upgrade Table topology_object Table topology_object_history Table topology_property Table topology_property_annotation Table topology_property_history Table topology_property_name Table topology_property_value Table topology_service_state Table topology_type Table topology_type_annotation Table topology_type_history Table upgrade_pending_operations Table wcf_groups_by_cartridges Table wcf_resources Table

Where can I see the models?

The following sections present additional model-related information.

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Topology type definitions in XML
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Schema browser
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Data dashboard

Topology type definitions in XML

Most core model type definitions are available as XML files in the Management Server’s config directory.

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The topology-types.xml file contains the core types.
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The host-topology-types.xml file contains the host model topology types.
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The forge-topology-types.xml file contains types for the server’s self-monitoring.
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The foglight4-topologytypes.xml file contains types related to the conversion from Foglight 4 to Foglight 5, and related to the Foglight4Model.

Schema browser

Use the Schema Browser dashboard to view information about the available data types, their relationships in the data model, properties, and object instances. This dashboard can help you to better understand the data model structure and learn about existing object dependencies.

For more information about the Schema Browser, see the Foglight Dashboard Support Guide.

 
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NOTE: The Schema Browser does not show how models are organized inside the Management Server. Use the Data Browser to see that organization.

Data dashboard

The Data dashboard shows the models’ organization, with related sub-models grouped together. For example, all Host instances are available in a Hosts model at the top level; all Foglight 4 converted agents are available in a Foglight4Model; and all services are available together in the Services model.

The Data dashboard:

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Shows the raw underlying set of objects.
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Is organized around a root, like a file system.
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Indicates the path to objects so that you can use the paths to define WCF queries.
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Shows objects and views for objects of that type.
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Includes a property viewer for looking at the details.
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Contains data browser views for F4 tables.

Use the Data dashboard to see models as they are organized in the Management Server.

To access the Data dashboard:
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In the navigation panel, under Dashboards, navigate to Configuration > Data.
The Data dashboard appears.

The Data dashboard consists of a model/object selector on the left and a view on the right. The view on the right is based on the type of object you select. There are default viewers for looking at objects (Property Viewer), lists (List Viewer), and metrics (Metric Viewer). If a user creates a view that takes a particular type as input (for example, Host), then that view is available for use in the Data browser when that type is chosen. The most useful view for inspecting an object is the Property Viewer, which shows the properties and values for the currently selected object. The Property Viewer shows the raw object details (property values and metrics).

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