Importing and Exporting Advanced Features

TIBCO LogLogic provides an Advanced Application Pack (AAP) using which, you can import or export Advanced Search configurations. The AAP includes objects such as Bloks, Dashboards, Alert Triggers, Aggregation rules, and Enrichment List configurations. You can export Advanced Search configurations to create backup for Advanced Searches, and import Advanced Search configurations to update or add new configurations.

Importing Advanced Search Configurations

By default, Advanced Search configurations with the same name as existing ones are not imported. Therefore, after you import AAP objects for the first time, if you want to make any configuration changes in the built-in AAP objects, it is good practice to duplicate the built-in AAP objects, rename them, and then make configuration changes. By doing so, your configuration changes will not be accidentally overwritten during the next import.

To import any Bloks, Dashboards, Alert Triggers, Aggregation rules, and Enrichment Lists from the AAP:

Procedure

  1. Using SSH, login to LogLogic LMI using the toor account.
  2. Copy the TIB_logcsgdpr_<release-version>-servicepack.zip archive to the /loglogic/update directory on your LogLogic LMI appliance.
  3. Extract the archive and run the following command: $ /loglogic/logu/configurator/bin/llconf import -f TIB_logcsgdpr_<release-version>-servicepack.zip -o
    Note: If you have made any changes or customizations to the built-in AAP objects, the -o option overwrites your changes. You can omit the -o option if you are installing the AAP objects for the first time.

Result

The AAP objects are imported to your appliance.

Exporting Advanced Search Configurations

By default, the AAP objects are exported in JSON format. Perform the following steps:

Procedure

  1. Using SSH, login to the LogLogic LMI server using the toor account. If you have created any other account with equivalent permissions, you can login using that account.
  2. Run the following command: $ llconf export

Result

By default, the AAP objects are exported to the file loguconfig.json in the current directory from where you run the command.