Organization

In this settings section we have a lot of subsections that allow you to manage your organization if you are an admin user.

Detail

Here we have some of basics settings like your organization logo and name.

In the Configuration area, you can adjust organizational settings such as the session inactivity timeout, which defines how long a session remains active without user interaction (measured in seconds).

Lastly, the Usage Metrics section allows you to view availability and activity data, giving you insight into how your organization is using the platform. This section is informational only and does not allow configuration changes.

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Nodes

This subsection allows you to manage your compute nodes. You can view a list of all nodes associated with your organization, along with their current status. Additionally, you can add new nodes by specifying a name and type. By default, newly created nodes are small in size—if you require a larger node, please contact our support team for assistance.

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Warehouse

The Warehouse section provides structured access to your historical data organized in a directory-based hierarchy for easy navigation and retrieval.

Data is stored following a time-based structure:

• At the top level, directories are named after the year the data was generated.

• Inside each year, you'll find month directories.

• Within each month, data is further divided into day folders.

Each day contains Parquet files, and each file represents one hour of data for that specific day. These files include all the attribute values recorded during that hour, allowing for efficient querying and analysis of historical telemetry at various time granularities.

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Datalake

The Datalake section is divided into two main views:

• Live Tail: Allows you to monitor the most recent transactions being ingested into your datalake in real time. It's useful for debugging and tracking incoming data as it arrives.

• Hottest Attributes: Displays the attributes with the highest ingestion rates over the last 24 hours, helping you identify which data points are most active in your system. These tools provide visibility into the flow and intensity of your data ingestion.

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Tags

This subsection allows you to manage tags within your organization. Tags are useful for categorizing and organizing resources, making it easier to filter and search for specific items. You can create new tags, view existing ones, and delete tags that are no longer needed.

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Secrets

This section manage variables with sensitive information. You can create, view, and delete secrets.

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Activity

This subsection provides a comprehensive view of all activities within your organization. It includes details such as the user who performed the action, the type of action taken, and the timestamp of when the action occurred. This information is crucial for auditing and tracking changes made within your organization.

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Integrations

The Integrations section lets you manage data flows to receive updates about changes within the Splight system. You can create an integration by selecting the type (e.g., telegram, email) and specifying the events you want to be notified about, allowing you to stay informed and react to relevant system activity in real time.

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Contracts

The Contracts section allows you to view and manage all contracts associated with your organization. It provides key information such as the contract name, creation date, and last update, helping you keep track of your agreements and their current status.

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Developer

The Developer section displays technical data about your organization, including its ID, name, status, creation date, and admin contact. It also shows URLs for the logo and support portal, and the configured session inactivity timeout (if any). This information is useful for developers managing integrations or support workflows.