Index Management

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Essential Capabilities #

  • Create and manage indexes: It sets up new indexes and manages existing ones.
  • Configure index settings: Adjust settings such as number of shards and replicas.
  • Monitor index health: It checks the status and performance of indexes.

Finding Index Management in Argus: #

Navigate to Index Management:

  • Open the Argus dashboard.
  • In the main menu, find and click on Management.
  • Select Index Management from the dropdown menu.

Configuring Index Management in Argus: #

Create an Index:

  • In the Index Management section, click on the Create Index
  • Enter the necessary details such as index name, number of shards, and replicas.
  • Click Create to finish.

Manage Existing Indexes

  • You will see a list of existing indexes. Click on any index to view details.
  • Use the Actions button to perform operations such as open, close, delete, or edit settings.

Using Index Management for Network Security #

  • It regularly monitors index performance and usage statistics to ensure optimal performance.
  • It implements index lifecycle management policies to automate index rollover and retention, enhancing data management efficiency.

Security: #

Essential Capabilities #

  • User management: Add, edit, or remove users and set permissions.
  • Role management: It creates and manages roles with specific access levels.
  • Audit logs: It monitors user activities and system changes.

Finding Security Features in Argus: #

Navigate to Security:

  • Open the Argus dashboard.
  • In the main menu, find the Index Management and click on Security from the dropdown.

Configuring Security in Argus: #

User Management:

  • Go to Users to add, edit, or remove users.
  • Assign roles and set permissions to control access.

Role Management:

  • Navigate to Roles to create and manage roles.
  • Define role permissions to ensure users have appropriate access levels.

Audit Logs:

  • Go to Audit Logs to view and monitor user activities and system changes.

Using Security for Network Protection #

  • It implements role-based access control (RBAC) to restrict access to sensitive data and operations.
  • It regularly audits user activity and permissions to maintain a secure environment.

Sample Data: #

Essential Capabilities #

  • Load sample datasets: It imports sample data to test configurations and setups.
  • Analyze sample data: It uses sample data to validate indexing and search functionalities.

Finding Sample Data in Argus: #

Navigate to Sample Data:

  • Open the Argus dashboard.
  • In the main menu, find and click on Index Management.
  • Select Sample Data from the dropdown menu.

Configuring Sample Data in Argus: #

Load Sample Data:

  • In the Sample Data section, choose a sample dataset to load.
  • Click on Load Data to import the dataset.

Remove Sample Data:

  • If needed, go to the Sample Data section and click on Remove Data next to the dataset you want to delete.

Using Sample Data for Network Security #

  • It utilizes sample data to test and validate configurations before applying them to production.
  • It analyzes sample data to understand how different configurations impact data indexing and retrieval.

Dev Tools: #

Essential Capabilities #

  • Access the console: It runs queries and commands directly on your indexes.
  • Debug queries: Test and troubleshoot queries to optimize performance.

Finding Dev Tools in Argus: #

Navigate to Dev Tools:

  • Open the Argus dashboard.
  • In the main menu, find Index Management and click on Dev Tools from the dropdown.

Configuring Dev Tools in Argus: #

Console Access:

  • In the Dev Tools section, you will find the Console.
  • It uses the console to run queries and commands directly on your indexes.

Query Debugging:

  • It utilizes the Console to test and debug queries.
  • It analyzes responses to optimize query performance.

Using Dev Tools for Network Security #

  • It leverages the console to quickly diagnose and resolve issues with index configurations.
  • It runs security-related queries to audit and monitor index activity.

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