Features of Condense App
Last updated
Was this helpful?
Last updated
Was this helpful?
Allows users to log in using corporate or third-party identity provider credentials (e.g., Google, Microsoft, Github).
Currently supports Google-based SSO; Microsoft SSO will be enabled soon.
Reduces password fatigue and enhances security by centralizing authentication through work email.
Centralized Development Environment Workspaces in Condense act as dedicated areas for building, testing, and deploying pipelines.
Default Workspace New users are provided with a default workspace to explore features and set up pipelines.
Custom Workspaces Users can create additional workspaces, assign custom names and descriptions, and organize workflows effectively.
Improved Organization Descriptive labels and creation dates help manage and categorize pipelines by project or functionality.
Development Environment: a. Build, develop, and test custom logic or transformations in isolated environments. b. Automatic notifications and cleanup for unused environments.
Integrated Version Control: Connect repositories from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket for streamlined code management.
Custom Transform Deployment: Applications can be published as Custom Transforms and integrated into pipelines.
Lifecycle Management: Applications transition between draft and published states, enabling iterative development.
Stream Connectors: a. Handle real-time data ingestion with tools like Kinesis, MQTT, and HTTPS connectors. b. Enable seamless integration of continuous data flows for IoT and analytics.
Store Connectors: a. Facilitate integration with databases like MongoDB, MySQL, Cassandra, and InfluxDB. b. Provide data persistence for analytics and visualization.
a. Specialized in real-time data flow from vehicle telematics devices like Teltonika and Condense Edge. b. Supports TCP/IP and MQTT protocols for efficient data communication.
Flexible Development: a. Users can write, debug, and test custom transformation logic. b. Integrated environment for deploying and monitoring transforms in pipelines.
Version Control: Restore and publish new versions of transforms for iterative improvements.
Deployment Insights: Logs and metrics enable monitoring and troubleshooting during deployment.
Hierarchical Roles: Organization-level roles (Admin, User) and Workspace-specific roles (Maintainer, Developer, Viewer) define access control.
User Management: Admins can invite users, assign roles, and manage permissions.
Granular Control: Assign specific permissions for managing pipelines, connectors, and applications.
Comprehensive Activity Logs: Tracks actions across workspaces, connectors, applications, and user roles.
Filtering and Searching: Enables users to locate specific logs by keywords, user names, or dates.
Monitoring and Compliance: Ensures transparency and simplifies troubleshooting.
Personal and Organization Details: Manage personal information and organizational settings.
Code Repository Management: Connect and manage repositories for seamless version control.
User and Role Management: Invite users, manage pending invites, and update roles.
Account Actions: Features like secure sign-out and account deletion for data control.
