Overview

Ingestion Satellite is used to integrate your on-premise tools and custom integrations into your SEI project. It enables data ingestion and integration of SEI with various third-party applications and services.

Configure the satellite

Satellites can be configured during SEI integration installation in the Settings tab. The satellite can be set up for a specific application integration or a custom integration. SEI does not store satellite credentials.

Application-specific

For application-specific integrations, select Satellite Integration or Use Satellite when installing the integration. For details about a specific integration, refer to the specific integration's documentation. You can find a list of application-specific integrations on the SEI integrations overview.

Credentials specified in the integration configuration are used to generate the Satellite configuration file, satellite.yml. The type of credentials required depends on the specific integration

• For on-prem Jira, you must use username and password credentials. Go to JIRA integration for more information.

• For on-prem GitLab, you must use API key (personal access token) authentication. Go to Gitlab integration for more information.

• For other application-specific integration refer to the relevant documentation here.

After configuring the integration, you can download the Satellite configuration file, satellite.yml which contains the necessary settings for your integration.

Note: You can deploy multiple containers for the same integration using the same configuration file.

Custom integration

For the Custom integration, enter a Name, and then select Install. The Satellite configuration file, satellite.yml is automatically downloaded.

Use Proxy

In certain scenarios, it may be necessary to route Satellite traffic through a proxy either with or without authentication. Follow these steps to configure proxy settings in the satellite.ymlconfiguration file:

1. Locate the "satellite" section within the satellite.yml file.

2. Add the following proxy settings under the proxy subsection:

   • host: Specify the IP address or domain of your proxy server. Do not include schemes like https:// in the host field; use only the domain.

   • port: Specify the port number for your proxy

3. If authentication is required for your proxy, include the following parameters:

   • username: Enter your proxy username.

   • password: Enter your proxy password.

4. By default, only traffic to SEI is sent to the proxy. This means that connections to your internal integrations don't use the proxy. If you want to proxy all traffic, include all_traffic: true.

Here is an example of the proxy configuration in the satellite.yml file:

satellite:
  ...
  proxy:
    host: YOUR_PROXY_IP_OR_DOMAIN
    port: YOUR_PROXY_PORT
    username: YOUR_USERNAME       # Optional: Include if authentication is required.
    password: YOUR_PASSWORD       # Optional: Include if authentication is required.
    all_traffic: true             # Optional: Include to route all traffic through the proxy.

Please note that when using HTTPS with your proxy, a valid SSL certificate is required. If you are utilizing a self-signed certificate, you must provide the certificate to the Satellite for secure communication.