Manage engines ↗
You can manage your engines and load-balancing groups by going to Settings → Configurations → Data Broker → Engines.
You can view engine names, hosts, status, connection, and other engine information.
You can do the following:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Load-Balancing Group | <p>It is useful to create separate load-balancing groups. For example:</p><ul><li>Use separate load-balancing groups for different integrations and instances. Create Load-Balancing groups for certain tasks, which can help segregate the infrastructure of critical integrations.</li><li>Managed Security Service Providers may want to split internal engines and SaaS product engines.</li><li>If you have multiple AWS accounts that are not connected and do not want a single point of failure for AWS integrations that use STS.</li></ul><p>You can do the following:</p><ul><li><p>Add/remove engines to a load-balancing group</p><p>You can only add the engine to the load-balancing group after you have connected the engine.</p><p>If you want to remove the last engine from a specific load-balancing group, if one or more integration instances use that engine, you will get an error. Before moving the engine, you need to assign Run on to a different engine or no engine for each of the integration instance settings.</p></li><li><p>Create load-balancing groups</p><p>When selecting Load-Balancing Group → Add to new group, you can create multiple load-balancing groups and decide which engines are part of each group.</p><p>Users can move an engine from one group to another. A group will be deleted when the last engine is removed from it.</p><p>Each engine can only belong to one group.</p></li></ul> |
| Upgrade Engine | Relevant for Shell installation only. If you didn't install an engine using the Shell installation, you will need to remove the engine and do a fresh installation. For more information, see Upgrade an engine. |
| Get Logs | Logs are located in /var/log/demisto. For multiple engines, logs are located in /var/log/demisto/<name of the engine>. For example, var/log/demisto.d1_e1. |
| Edit Configuration | Relevant for Shell installation only. Enables you to edit the d1.conf file without having to access the file on your remote machine. For more information, see Configure engines. |
| Download Configuration | Download the d1.conf file to view the attribute values. |
| Delete Engine | Deletes an engine from Cortex XSIAM. To remove the engine from your remote machine, see Remove an engine. |