Industrial Core plugin
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Summary of Industrial Core plugin
The Industrial Core plugin [snotcore] is essential for implementing Operational Technology (OT) certified Service Graph Connectors. It establishes foundational capabilities necessary for OT-specific data models and site-based licensing, serving as a dependency for all products within the Operational Technology Management solution.
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All partner applications that integrate with OT functionality must declare a dependency on this plugin, ensuring uniform licensing management and compatibility with future enhancements.
Key Features
- OT Class Mapping Template: A user-accessible table that allows management of class mappings, replacing script-based methods. While optional, it is recommended for better visibility and flexibility in defining OT device naming strategies.
- OT Device Network Connection: References device-to-device connections among OT devices, populated through available OT integrations.
- OT Site Map: Assigns metadata to OT devices, including fields for approval group, location, and network type.
- OT Discovered Subnet: Contains data for mapping discovered subnets in OT, detailing managed networks and site information.
- OT Activity: Captures activities related to OT devices, such as configuration changes and IP address additions.
- OT Backup Job Execution History: Maintains a history of backup executions and compares records for consistency.
- OT Automation Repo: A repository for storing configuration changes for OT entities.
- OT AutomationRepo Device M2M: References the OT Automation Repo and OT Entity table.
- OT AutomationCommit: Tracks committed changes within a project.
Key Outcomes
By utilizing the Industrial Core plugin, ServiceNow customers can effectively manage OT-specific data models, ensuring streamlined integration with OT functionalities and improved operational transparency. The features provided enhance the ability to customize device naming strategies and maintain a comprehensive overview of device connections and activities, supporting better decision-making and operational efficiency.
The Industrial Core plugin contains the class mappings needed for the Operational Technology (OT) certified Service Graph Connectors.
Industrial Core plugin overview
Industrial Core plugin features
| Feature | Description |
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| OT Class Mapping Template [ot_class_mapping_template] | The Industrial Core plugin introduces a configuration template to manage class mappings through a user-accessible table part of the OT Service Graph Connectors. This configuration template replaces the prior script-based approach. While the OT Class Mapping Template is currently optional, adopting this method is recommended as it allows you to view,
manage, and override class mappings directly in the UI and provides a greater transparency and flexibility. Note: Partners can extend the OT Class Mapping Template table in the scope of their application to capture the
class mappings specific to the integration. With the OT Class Mapping template, you can also define an OT device naming strategy per class by using the Allow Custom Device Naming and Device Naming Strategy fields. For more information about how to implement the device naming strategy, see Create and use an OT device naming strategy. For more information about the OT Class Mapping Template and its available fields, see the OT Class Mapping Template section in Operational Technology (OT) extension classes.For more information about reviewing class mappings for the Service Graph Connector for Microsoft Excel, see Review class mappings. |
| OT Device Network Connection [sn_ot_device_network_connection] | The OT Device Network Connection [sn_ot_device_network_connection] table references the CI relationships [cmdb_rel_ci] table, and identifies device-to-device connections in CI relationships for OT devices. Note: For more information about the OT Device Network Connection data model, see Operational Technology (OT) extension classes.This
data is populated with the available OT integrations and cannot be manually created. |
| OT Site Map [sn_ot_site_map] | The OT Site Map [sn_ot_site_map] table is used to assign metadata information to OT devices and contains the following fields.
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| OT Discovered Subnet [sn_ot_discovered_subnet] | The OT Discovered Subnet [sn_ot_discovered_subnet] table contains the discovered subnets used for OT subnet mapping and contains the following fields.
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| OT Activity [sn_ot_activity] | The OT Activity [sn_ot_activity] table captures the following activities that occur on the OT device:
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| OT Backup Job Execution History [ot_backup_history_and_comparison_log] | The Backup Job Execution History [ot_backup_history_and_comparison_log] class creates a history of records for all backup executions. It compares the history of records for all backup executions. |
| OT Automation Repo [ot_automation_repo] | The OT Automation Repo [ot_automation_repo] class acts as a repository to store all configuration changes you want to perform on an OT entity. |
| OT Automation Repo Device M2M [ot_automation_repo_device_m2m] | The OT Automation Repo Device M2M [ot_automation_repo_device_m2m] class acts a reference to the OT Automation Repo and the OT Entity table. |
| OT AutomationCommit [ot_automation_commit] | OT AutomationCommit [ot_automation_commit] class acts as a reference to the changes you have committed to a project. |