Data Feed Health Widget
The Data Feed Health widget displays a table showing the health status of the production data feeds in your DataBee environment. It's one of the most important operational widgets — use it to quickly identify feeds that have stopped sending data, feeds in error states that need attention, and feeds with declining data volume trends.
The Data Feed Health widget in Trend Line view, showing each feed's status, owner, volume trend, and last data seen.
Configuration
Click + Add Widget, select Data Feed Health, and click Next.
Select Data Feed Health as the widget type in the Add Widget dialog.
Set an optional Time Range and a required Widget Name, then select Save.
Field | Required | Description | Default |
Time Range | No | The period over which to calculate feed health trends. Affects the sparkline trend column. | Use Global |
Widget Name | Yes | A title for this widget. Appears in the widget header. | — |
The Time Range field controls the time window for data. Choose 'Use Global' to inherit the console's time range, or select a specific period (5 minutes to 1 month) to override it for this widget only.
Understanding the Data Feed Health Table
The table displays one row per production data feed. Use the Chart View selector above the table to switch between Trend Line and Data Quality views. Both views share the Name, Status, Owner, and Last Data Seen columns.
Column | Description |
Name | The data feed name (e.g., 'CrowdStrike', 'AWS VPC', 'Azure AD'). Click to open the feed details drawer (requires permission to view data feeds). |
Status | Current health of the feed, for example Healthy, Warning, Error, Unhealthy, In Progress, Processing, Disabled, or Deleting. Hover over the status to see the explanation for the current state. |
Owner | The user assigned as feed owner. Click to send them an email. |
Trend | Trend Line view only. A sparkline chart showing data volume over the selected time range. Declining trends may indicate issues. |
Success, Failed, Unmapped | Data Quality view only. Show how the feed's events fared over the selected time range: processed successfully, failed mapping or validation, or unmapped. Select Failed or Unmapped to review those events in Unprocessed Events. |
Last Data Seen | Timestamp of the most recent data received. Stale timestamps indicate the feed has stopped. |
Data Quality view replaces the Trend column with Success, Failed, and Unmapped columns.
Tip: Sort by Status to group feeds that need attention, such as Error or Warning, and sort by Last Data Seen to find feeds that have gone quiet.
Interactive Features
- Click on a feed name to open the feed details drawer.
- Click on an owner name to email the feed owner.
- Sort the Name, Status, Owner, and Last Data Seen columns by clicking the column header.
- Use the Chart View selector to switch between Trend Line and Data Quality views.