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- Integrating Multiple CMDBs
- Integrating Multiple CMDBs Overview
- Use Cases – Multiple CMDB Deployments: Discovery-CMS Solution
- Multiple Deployments with Version 9.x/10.x CMDBs Using Population
- Multiple Deployments with Version 9.x/10.x CMDBs Using Data Push
- Federation in Version 9.x/10.x CMDBs
- How to Perform Initial UCMDB-UCMDB Synchronization
- How to Configure Global ID Generation
- How to Use SSL with the UCMDB 9.x/10.x Adapter
- How to Set Up Integrations Between Multiple CMDBs
- How to Push Data from Authorized State to Actual State
- How to Protect CIs from Being Deleted on Target CMDBs during Data Push
- Troubleshooting and Limitations
How to Push Data from Authorized State to Actual State
UCMDB allows you to create an integration point by using a new adapter called Local State Push Adapter to push data from the authorized state to the actual state. You can use a TQL query to specify the data being pushed.
To do this, follow these steps:
- Log in to UCMDB in the authorized state, and then go to Data Flow Management > Integration Studio.
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Click New Integration Point, and then specify the following integration properties:
Integration Name: Specify the name of the new integration point.
Adapter: Select Local State Push Adapter.
Is Integration Activated: Select this option
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Specify the adapter properties:
Local Customer Name: Specify the customer.
Local State: Select Actual.
- Click OK.
After you create the integration point, you need to create an integration job and specify the TQL query in the Job Definition. For more information about how to do this, see the following topics:
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