A look at the UI
This topic provides an overview of Hazelcast Flow’s user interface.
The Flow UI provides the following main screens and functions:
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Welcome screen. View your data source health status, endpoint stats and any recent changes made to schemas
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Catalog. The data catalog contains all models, attributes, services and operations published to Flow. You can search by name, or search for tags. Use the Services diagram to see a graphical representation of your data and how everything links together
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Projects. Projects are where you define your data sources and hold your API specs. Use this screen to display the changelog of all the data sources connected to Flow, and to add a new project
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Query editor. A query is a request built using Flow’s ability to retrieve data from different sources, such as from a database, API and Kafka streaming service. Use this screen to create, run and publish queries
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Query history. View the results of recently run queries, or reuse an existing query
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Data sources. Create data sources and connections to register databases and message brokers to Flow
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Authentication. View and add the tokens used to authenticate Flow to services
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Designer. Create and edit Taxi schemas for your data that you can copy into your project. You can upload a CSV, TSV, PSV, JSON or XML source file to create a Taxi model based on this, and see the parsed results below
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Endpoints. Displays the queries and streams defined in your schema
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Policies. Policies define data access controls for the data served by Flow
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Management Center. Navigate to the main tool for managing and monitoring Hazelcast Platform clusters