Cloud Platform Filters in Acquia Content Hub are stored Elasticsearch queries which act as filters for content. Cloud Platform Filters associate with a given webhook, which is a local endpoint in your website which sends and receives information flowing to and from Acquia Content Hub.
Administrators can use Cloud Platform Filters to control and restrict the information sent from Acquia Content Hub to those webhooks according to their search results. You may associate one or more Cloud Platform Filters to any particular webhook. The publishing website controls the management of Cloud Platform Filters and their association with the webhooks. Administrators can use this association to control the information flow to all subscribing websites.
To view your website’s Cloud Platform Filters in your Acquia Content Hub publishing website:
Sign in to your Drupal publishing website as a user with administrative permissions.
In the Admin menu, go to Extend.
Select the Acquia Content Hub Curation checkbox.
Click Install.
Use the Acquia Content Hub discovery interface to create Cloud Platform Filters for content existing in Acquia Content Hub.
You must assign a Cloud Platform Filter to a website before the content restriction will take place.
The discovery interface will display all available Cloud Platform Filters.
To create a new Cloud Platform Filter in Content Hub:
In your Acquia Content Hub publishing website, go to Content > Acquia Content Hub.
Select one or more Cloud Platform Filters. In the discovery interface, you can filter content by selecting from the following criteria:
Keywords
Created Date
Source
Tag
Type
Bundle
Click Save filter. Content Hub will display the Save New Filter dialog box.
Enter a name in the Saved filter name field, and then click Save filter.
Click Assign Sites. A list of websites with registered webhooks displays.
Note
Webhooks which aren’t enabled are grayed out in the interface and can’t be assigned to a filter.
Select the checkbox for each webhook the Cloud Platform Filter applies to. You may select more than one subscribing website at a time.
Click Save filter.
Selecting an existing Cloud Platform Filter loads the current saved criteria the filter uses. To edit a filter’s criteria:
In your Acquia Content Hub publishing website, go to Content > Acquia Content Hub.
Click Saved Filters.
Click the Cloud Platform Filter whose criteria you want to edit.
Add or remove filtering criteria as required.
Click Save filter.
To delete a Cloud Platform Filter:
In your Acquia Content Hub subscribing website, go to Content > Acquia Content Hub.
In the left menu, click Saved Filters.
Click the filter you want to delete, and then click Delete filter.
In the Delete saved filter confirmation dialog box, click Delete filter.
Any website (or webhook) can have more than one Cloud Platform Filter assigned to it, but content matching any Cloud Platform Filters will be sent to the subscribing website.
Registering a new client and webhook with Acquia Content Hub creates a
default Cloud Platform Filter and assigns it to the webhook. This
Cloud Platform Filter’s name is default_filter_[client name] and, by
default, will prevent content from being sent to the website.
Note
Websites without a valid SSL certificate must configure their webhooks to
use http, not https.
Content administrators must explicitly define specific Cloud Platform Filters on every website to enable them to receive content updates. The default Cloud Platform Filters globally exclude content, which prevents the website from receiving updates to all content created by the publishing website.
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