Viewing Event Broker Services

With the correct permissions, you can view, and manage event broker services. For more information, (see Roles and Permissions

Information Summary on the Service Card

By default, each service is represented by a tile in Cluster Manager. You can also view services in a list by clicking the List View icon in the top right corner. See Sorting the List of Event Broker Services for more information.

Screenshot showing the settings described in the surrounding steps.

On the card for a service, you can see the following information:

  • cloud provider (represented by the icon on the card)
  • service class of the event broker service
  • service status, including single sign-on (SSO) configuration status for SSO-enabled event broker services, when out-of-sync
  • owner of the service
  • if you hover above the event mesh icon on the card (the icon appears only if the event broker service is part of an event mesh), you can see the name of the event mesh for which the service belongs
  • if you hover above the user icon on the card, you can see your permissions for the event broker service.
  • Available information and other actions (depending on your permissions) are accessible via clicking Actions include:

The list view shows the same information in a table-based format, if your are viewing it full screen. If you have small display, or are not using the browser full screen, less information is shown. The name, state, service class, actions menu, and mesh icon will be visible, regardless of screen size.

Screenshot showing the settings described in the surrounding steps.

Sorting the List of Event Broker Services

By default, event broker services are shown as groupings of tiles in Cluster Manager. Depending on the number of services in your account, this tile view can be quite large. Instead of viewing your event broker services as tiles, you can click the List View icon in the top right corner to switch to a list view. The list view shows event broker service in a more compact, table-based format that you may find faster to navigate. Both views offer the same ability to manage your event broker service, and can be filtered and searched.

How the event broker service are shown depends on the view you are using, and the sorting method you have selected for that view. Each view offers different sorting options. You can sort either view by clicking the Sort icon located in the top right corner of Cluster Manager. The sorting options for each view are outlined below:

Grid View
The sort menu offers two categories for organizing the tiles of service: Group By and Sort By.
  • Use the options in the Group By category to group the services. The grouping options are:
    • None—This is the default option and leaves the list of services ungrouped.
    • Service Type—Groups the services according to the type of service, either Developer or Enterprise.
    • Cloud Region—Groups the services on the service list according to the cloud region the services are deployed in.
    • User—Groups the services according to the user that created them in alphabetical descending order.
    • Creation Date—Groups the services together by creation date in descending order.
  • Combine the options in the Sort By category with the Group By options to sort the groupings of services. The sorting options are:
    • Old to New—Sort the list by creation time (date and time) from oldest to newest.
    • Alphabetical—Sort the services in alphabetical order. If you grouped the services using the Group By options, the sorting is applied to the groupings.

The organizing selections are applied to the list dynamically and the currently selected Group By option appears at the top of the screen.

List View
The sort menu offers two categories for organizing the services on the list: Sort By and Sort Order.
  • Use the options in the Sort By category to group the services alphabetically by:
    • Name—Orders the list by the service name.
    • State—Orders the list by the service state.
    • Cloud Region—Orders the list by the service cloud region.
    • Service class—Order the list by the service class size of the service class.
    • Owner—Orders the list by service creator.
    • Date—Orders the list by creation date of the service.
  • Combine the options in the Sort Order category with the Sort By options, to sort the list. The sorting options are:
    • Ascending —Sorts the list of services in ascending alphabetical order (A to Z).
    • Descending—Sorts the list of services in descending alphabetical order (Z to A).

Detailed Service Information

After you have selected a service, you see a page for the service where you can perform various actions.

Depending on the role and permissions you have, you can perform these steps:

  • Click Open Broker Manager to configure a subset of functions on the event broker service. Broker Manager is a separate web application that runs directly on an event broker and is separate from the PubSub+ Cloud Console if you are pre-authenticated to do so. For more information, see PubSub+ Broker Manager and Pre-Authentication for Broker Manager.
  • Click the More Actions to access shortcuts to configuration sections in Broker Manager

  • View information about the event broker service, manage and configure the service, and event test the service using the following tabs:

    • Status: View the overall status and health of your event broker service. You can also view information such as your event mesh details (if the service is part of an event mesh), the service information such as the cluster name/password, the status of authentication schemes used for the event broker service, and login information.
    • Connect: See the connection information for your event broker service by selecting your language or protocol of choice.
    • Manage: Perform tasks such as configuring queues or managing clients.
    • Monitoring: If you have PubSub+ Insights, you can see advanced visualizations and graphs to manage and understand the performance of your event broker service.
    • Configuration: View the details of the event broker service that you created, such as the cloud provider, region, connection limits, messaging storage, and max queue messages.

    • Try Me!: Try your event broker service using embedded CodePen examples.

      The TryMe! functionality that's accessible in the PubSub+ Cloud Console uses public Internet and both services must have the Solace Web Messaging protocol enabled on the event broker services.

      For event broker service using private endpoints (or where you have a mix of private endpoints and public endpoints), you must have connectivity to the same private network from the browser. For example, if you have a computer that has a VPN connection to the private region where the event broker services are located and also public Internet access, TryMe! works as expected.