User Guide

Reference documentation for how to use Stroom.

Stroom’ public REST APIs for querying and interacting with all aspects of Stroom.

Managing background jobs.

Describes a number of core concepts involved in using Stroom.

Controlling the purging/retention of old data.

Feeds provide the means to logically group data common to a data format and source system.

Indexing data for querying.

Configuring the nodes in a Stroom cluster.

Pipelines are the mechanism for processing and transforming ingested data.

Configuration of Stroom’s application properties.

Searching the data held in Stroom using Dashboards, Queries, Views and Analytic Rules.

There are many aspects of security that should be considered when installing and running Stroom.

Various additional tools to assist in administering Stroom and accessing its data.

This section relates to the content created in Stroom by the user, e.g. Dashboards, Translations, Feeds, etc.

How to view data in Stroom.

Stroom’s logical storage volumes for storing event and index data.