You can configure and customize VMware Aria Operations for Logs to change default settings, network settings, and modify storage resources. You can also configure system notifications.
VMware Aria Operations for Logs Configuration Limits VMware Aria Operations for Logs , you must stay at or below the supported maximums. Add a Log Filter Configuration Add a Log Mask Configuration Configuring Virtual Appliance Settings Assign a License to VMware Aria Operations for Logs VMware Aria Operations for Logs only with a valid license key. Log Storage Policy VMware Aria Operations for Logs virtual appliance uses a minimum of 100 GB of storage for incoming logs. Managing System Notifications VMware Aria Operations for Logs provides built-in system notifications about activity related to VMware Aria Operations for Logs health, such as when disk space is almost exhausted and old log files are about to be deleted.Add a VMware Aria Operations for Logs Log Forwarding Destination VMware Aria Operations for Logs server to forward incoming log events to a syslog or Ingestion API target. Configure Log Forwarding to VMware Aria Operations for Logs (SaaS) VMware Aria Operations for Logs server to VMware Aria Operations for Logs (SaaS) without using a Cloud Proxy. Synchronize the Time on the VMware Aria Operations for Logs Virtual Appliance VMware Aria Operations for Logs virtual appliance with an NTP server or with the ESX/ESXi host on which you deployed the virtual appliance. Configure the SMTP Server for VMware Aria Operations for Logs VMware Aria Operations for Logs to send email notifications. Configure an HTTP Proxy VMware Aria Operations for Logs appliance is restricted to the public network or the intranet, you can configure an HTTP proxy to let VMware Aria Operations for Logs send webhook notifications to endpoints such as Slack, PagerDuty , VMware Aria Automation Orchestrator, or a custom endpoint, which can be accessed through an isolated network.Configure a Webhook Install a Custom SSL Certificate VMware Aria Operations for Logs installs a self-signed SSL certificate on the virtual appliance. View and Remove SSL Certificates VMware Aria Operations for Logs cluster. You can also remove the certificates that you do not require anymore.Change the Default Timeout Period for VMware Aria Operations for Logs Web Sessions VMware Aria Operations for Logs Web sessions expire in 30 minutes. You can increase or decrease the timeout duration. Retention and Archiving Restart the VMware Aria Operations for Logs Service VMware Aria Operations for Logs by using the Cluster page in the Web user interface. Power off the VMware Aria Operations for Logs Virtual Appliance VMware Aria Operations for Logs primary or worker node, you must power off the node by following a strict sequence of steps. Download a VMware Aria Operations for Logs Support Bundle VMware Aria Operations for Logs does not operate as expected because of a problem, you can send a copy of the log and configuration files to VMware Support Services in the form of a support bundle. Join or Leave the VMware Customer Experience Improvement Program VMware Aria Operations for Logs .Activate FIPS for VMware Aria Operations for Logs VMware Aria Operations for Logs to ensure FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standards) compliance for better security. This set of standards describes document processing, encryption algorithms, and other information technology standards for use within United States' non-military government agencies and by government contractors and vendors who work with the agencies. When you activate FIPS, VMware Aria Operations for Logs uses the FIPS 140-2 standard with Security Level 1, which specifies basic security requirements to protect sensitive or valuable data.
