Grepr administration

The Grepr platform includes administrative functions to:

• Manage users, teams, and roles. You can add users, organize users into teams, assign roles, and control access to resources across the organization. These functions are accessible through the user-friendly Grepr UI and the REST API.
• Create and manage service accounts for programmatic access to the Grepr API. Service accounts are identities that can be used to authenticate to Grepr resources without relying on user credentials.
• Monitor, audit, and troubleshoot your Grepr environment with system logs. You can use system logs to track user activity, resource usage, and system performance.

The platform also supports infrastructure as code (IaC) workflows for pipeline deployment and management using Terraform, and securely forwarding observability data to Grepr over private AWS networking with AWS PrivateLink.

Manage users

You can use the Users pane in the Grepr user management UI to manage users in your organization. You can view users, view and edit their roles, remove users, and invite new users.

In the Users pane, you can also manage the roles assigned to each user.

See Manage users in the Grepr platform.

Manage teams

The Teams pane in the Grepr user management UI lets you create and manage teams in your organization and assign users as team members or team leaders. You can also use teams to manage access to jobs, integrations, templates, and datasets.

See Manage teams in the Grepr platform.

Manage SSO claim mappings

The SSO Claim Mappings pane in the Grepr user management UI lets you create and manage SSO claim mappings for your organization. With SSO claim mappings, you can automatically assign organization roles and team memberships to users when they sign in through your identity provider (IdP).

See Manage SSO claim mappings in the Grepr platform.

Manage service accounts

The Service Accounts pane in the Grepr developer settings UI lets you create service accounts for programmatic access to the Grepr API, assign roles to them, and manage their credentials.

See Manage Grepr service accounts.

Manage Grepr pipelines with Terraform

The Grepr Terraform provider enables infrastructure as code management of Grepr pipelines. With the Terraform provider, you can:

• Define pipelines as code in your version control system.
• Automate pipeline deployment as part of your CI/CD workflows.
• Manage multiple environments, such as development, staging, and production, with consistent configurations.
• Track changes to pipeline configurations over time.

See Manage Grepr pipelines with Terraform.

Monitor system activity in your Grepr environment

The System Logs page in the Grepr UI lets you monitor and audit activity in your Grepr environment. You can view the activity information captured for Grepr resources, including jobs, integrations, datasets, and your organization. You can also audit user activity in your Grepr environment.

See View and search system activity in Grepr.

Connect to Grepr with AWS PrivateLink

You can use Grepr’s AWS PrivateLink endpoint service to send observability data to Grepr over private AWS networking instead of the public internet. With the PrivateLink endpoint service, your data stays on the AWS private network and never traverses the public internet, reduces the networking resources required to send data to Grepr from your AWS environment, and can reduce data transfer costs compared to routing ingest traffic over the public internet. See Securely forward observability data to Grepr with AWS PrivateLink.