Managing connections added for Service Graph Connectors in SGC Central

You can create and update connections added for Service Graph Connectors within the SGC Central view of the CMDB Workspace to ingest data into Configuration Management Database (CMDB) from third-party sources.

You can create and manage the connections for the following connectors:

• API Service Graph Connector for Apigee X
• API Service Graph Connector for AWS API Gateway
• API Service Graph Connector for Azure API Management
• Service Graph Connector for GCP
• API Service Graph Connector for Kong Gateway
• Service Graph Connector for AWS
• Service Graph Connector for Infoblox
• Service Graph Connector for Jamf
• Service Graph Connector for Microsoft Azure
• Service Graph Connector for Microsoft Defender Endpoint
• Service Graph Connector for Microsoft Intune
• Service Graph Connector for Microsoft SCCM
• Service Graph Connector for Observability - AppDynamics
• Service Graph Connector for Observability - Dynatrace
• Service Graph Connector for Observability - New Relic
• Service Graph Connector for SolarWinds
• Service Graph Connector for Tanium
• Service Graph Connector for Trellix
• Service Graph Connector for Wiz

What to do next

• Create a connection.

  Create a connection added for a Service Graph Connector within SGC Central.

• Update a connection.

  Update a connection using a Service Graph Connector within SGC Central.

• View a connection.

  View installed and draft connections that were added using Service Graph Connectors within SGC Central.

• Monitor and analyze connections.

  Monitor the installation, performance, and error handling of Service Graph Connectors from the Overview page in the Service Graph Connector Central view of the CMDB Workspace.

• Access IntegrationHub ETL to create and manage ETL transform maps.

  Access the IntegrationHub ETL dashboard within SGC Central to manage ETL transform maps.