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A connector pack is a group of connectors that run together. On the dashboard, you drill into a pack to see the connectors it contains and their status. Pack details are part of the dashboard, so you reach them by selecting a pack rather than from a separate menu.

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What a pack contains

Each pack bundles one or more connectors, along with the version and details you need to identify it. In the console, a pack shows:
  • The connectors it includes.
  • How many of those connectors are deployed to your runtime, shown as a count such as Deployed 3/4.
  • The health of each deployed connector.
For more information about health statuses, see Connector health and metrics.

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Open a pack

The dashboard lists the packs deployed to your selected runtime. To see the connectors inside a pack, select the pack. The pack details view shows every connector in the pack and whether it’s deployed. A pack can include connectors that aren’t deployed to your runtime. This lets you see the full scope of a pack while still knowing what’s active in your environment. To investigate a single connector, select it from the pack details view. For more information, see Connector health and metrics.
A pack details view listing the connectors in the pack, grouped into installed and not installed

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Deployed compared with available

It helps to keep two ideas separate:
  • Deployed packs run in your runtime now. You find these on the dashboard.
  • Available packs are the packs you can explore in the marketplace, whether or not they run in your runtime.
To browse everything available for your installation, see Browse the marketplace.
Creating, versioning, and releasing packs is handled by a GC Admin. As an Admin or Viewer, you monitor the packs deployed to your runtime rather than build them.

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Next steps

Browse the marketplace

Explore the packs available for your installation.

Monitor your integrations

Return to the dashboard to check deployed packs.