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CONNECT data services configuration (UFL)

  • Last UpdatedMar 05, 2025
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A general example of the CONNECT data services endpoint configuration is shown here:

EndPointType=OCS
URL=MyURL
Port=####
BaseObject=/api/v1
TenantID=5EFE43ED-EC6E-4C70-B4C0-FAFDE2E069B4
Namespace=MyNamespace
IdentityProviderURL=/identity/connect/token
ClientID=MyClientID
ClientSecret=MyClientSecret

Here are the CONNECT data services configuration parameters defined:

  • EndpointType=OCS

    This line signifies the start of CONNECT data services endpoint configuration.

  • URL

    The URL of the CONNECT data services endpoint where the health data will be sent.

  • Port

    The Port references the port on the server that the interface listens on. The number in this configuration file will match the number specified when CONNECT data services was installed on the node.

  • BaseObject

    The CONNECT data services collection in which to store OMF Health streams. For more information, see BaseObject overview.

  • TenantID

    The tenant the OMF health streams belong to. For more information, see TenantID overview.

  • Namespace

    The CONNECT data services namespace where the health streams are stored.

  • IdentityProviderURL

    The URL of the entity that provides your identity to CONNECT data services. For example, Azure Active Directory may be used. For more information, see IdentifyProviderURL overview.

  • ClientID

    The client ID set up for your CONNECT data services endpoint. This field is erased from the config file once the service is started.

  • ClientSecret

    The client secret set up for your CONNECT data services endpoint. This field is erased from the config file once the service is started.

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