Status reporting in Content Hub

Status report summary¶

For a chart of registered clients in a syndication network:

1. Sign in to your Acquia Content Hub publishing website.
2. From the admin page, go to Configuration > Acquia Content Hub Settings to reach the Status Report summary page.

The following chart displays an example of registered clients:

• CLIENT: The registered name of the client.
• TYPE: A publisher, subscriber or both.
• WEBHOOK DOMAIN: The domain of the webhook registered for the client.
• STATUS: Not Available, In Progress or Complete.
• PERCENT EXPORTED: Percentage of all entities in the publisher tracking table with a status of queued or exported (not imported) over all entities in the status table.
• PERCENT IMPORTED: Percentage of all entities in the subscriber tracking table with a status of queued (not imported) over all entities in the tracking table.
• LAST UPDATED: The last updated time of the client. If the client is both a publisher and subscriber, the last updated time will be the most recent updated time of subscriber or publisher data.
• DETAILS: A link to the More Details page.

Status report details¶

The Status Details page displays a client’s webhook details, including the number of entities in each status, and a graph of the data.

To reach the Status Details page:

1. Sign in to your Acquia Content Hub publishing website.
2. From the admin page, go to Configuration > Acquia Content Hub Settings > Status Report.
3. From the Client list, choose a client and click More Details.

The Status Details page opens displaying Webhook Details including:

• The Domain of the webhook registered for the client.
• The UUID or universally unique identifier of the webhook.
• The Publisher Status displaying the number of entities confirmed, exported and queued.
• The Last Updated time of the client. If the client is both a publisher and subscriber, the last updated time will be the most recent updated time of subscriber or publisher data.
• The Subscriber Status displaying the number of entities imported and queued.
• A Publisher Statuses graph displaying the percentage of entities confirmed, exported, and queued.
• A Subscriber Statuses graph displaying the percentage of entities imported and queued.