Marketplace: Catalogs and Applications

the marketplace is a catalog repository that includes a default catalog a catalog is a collection of docker applications that can be configured as needed before being deployed to belden horizon data operations instances you can deploy both public and private catalogs, and then deploy applications for various uses the default catalog is preloaded with applications, such as visualization, user interface reporting, business intelligence, programming, server, and database tools from the marketplace catalog browser pane, you can add, edit, or delete marketplace catalogs you can modify the default marketplace catalog, but not delete it marketplace uses access control based on user roles for access to catalogs users cannot access the catalogs of other users unless they have full access privileges access marketplace ui to access the marketplace ui log in to belden horizon data manager select a company the projects pane appears from the projects pane, click a project or open the action menu for a project and select view the dashboard pane appears for the project from the navigation panel, select features the features pane appears click the marketplace tile the marketplace catalog pane appears in a separate browser tab the default catalog displays, along with any other added catalogs refer to the following actions you can take on the belden horizon data manager user ui's marketplace catalog pane \[1] view applications in this catalog \[2] action menu edit modify a marketplace catalog export export a marketplace catalog in json format when you export, you can choose whether to include registries with the export delete removing a marketplace catalog also removes its associated applications this cannot be undone \[3] add catalog name has a maximum of 32 characters \[4] change catalog view update the catalog view from tile view to list view synchronize catalogs note this feature is available for belden horizon data manager version 2 12 0 and later when you add a new catalog, you can also customize it as a synchronized catalog see docid\ xqrmrcx0ecsdbr5pa1vx8 for more details \[1] toggle synchronize you cannot change this setting after creating the catalog \[2] select synchronize role primary you may only have a maximum of one primary catalog secondary catalog permissions you can modify user permissions for catalog users to modify permissions on the marketplace catalog page, click the user icon at the top right and select user management on the manage users page, select edit from the drop down list beside a user in the add permissions dialog, enable or disable permissions for the user click update public and private catalogs you can make a catalog public and available to all marketplace users by clicking make public on a catalog on the marketplace catalog page making a catalog public also make the catalog's application and registry credentials public to make a catalog public, you require the catalog\ modify permission note that you cannot make a catalog private after making it public applications for a marketplace catalog, after clicking the catalog card (see view applications in this catalog from the previous section) , you will be brought to the applications pane for the selected marketplace catalog every catalog contains a collection of associated docker applications the default marketplace catalog contains the following ten docker applications elasticsearch grafana kdb minio mongodb microsoft sql for linux mysql pipelinedb postgresql & adminer python you can customize a catalog and its applications as needed you can add, modify, and delete applications for the currently selected catalog the currently selected catalog’s docker applications are displayed as below \[1] view registry management docid\ l8c 9kgktffaztjtb92e1 \[2] view application docid\ tde4mmbu9 sqb5oekfny0 \[3] action menu edit delete removing a marketplace catalog also removes its associated applications this cannot be undone export json file \[4] add or import an application the select icon option is an optional feature that allows you to select an visual image to represent the application belden horizon data operations instances that later receive this docker application will also receive the same visual image example category utils, database, programming, server \[5] change application view next steps docid\ tde4mmbu9 sqb5oekfny0 docid\ l8c 9kgktffaztjtb92e1 docid\ xqrmrcx0ecsdbr5pa1vx8