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The CXDOT Collector offers configurable integrations to collect telemetry data from various tools, apps, and services and send that data to Palo Alto Networks Cortex XCOR. To configure integrations for the CXDOT Collector, update the Collector’s configuration file. You can browse the full catalog of integrations in the Integrations Hub.

Apache

Apache HTTP Server connection, request, traffic, and worker metrics.

cert-manager

Certificate lifecycle and expiry metrics from cert-manager, scraped from its controller’s Prometheus endpoint.

ClickHouse

ClickHouse query, connection, merge, and replication metrics.

Consul

Consul cluster and catalog health metrics from Consul agents.

Datadog

DogStatsD metrics, Datadog APM traces, and APM span metrics from apps instrumented with Datadog clients.

Docker

Per-container CPU, memory, block I/O, network, process and uptime metrics from a Docker daemon, plus the daemon’s own container and image counts.

Envoy

Envoy listener, cluster, and traffic metrics.

HAProxy

HAProxy connection, request, and session metrics.

Host

Operating system metrics from the machine running the Collector, including CPU, memory, disk, file system, network, load, paging, process counts, and uptime.

HTTP Check

Availability, response time, and certificate expiry metrics for the HTTP endpoints your services depend on.

JMX

Runtime metrics from Java apps that expose Java Management Extensions.

Kubernetes

Kubernetes workload, node, cluster state, and control-plane metrics, and Kubernetes logs.

Memcached

Memcached cache, operation, and connection metrics.

MySQL

MySQL server performance and health metrics, including buffer pool, connections, commands, query throughput, and index usage.

NGINX

NGINX connection and request metrics scraped from the stub_status endpoint.

OpenMetrics

Metrics scraped from OpenMetrics and Prometheus endpoints.

OTLP

Logs, metrics, and traces ingested over the OpenTelemetry Protocol from instrumented apps.

PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL connection and workload metrics.

Apache Spark

Apache Spark application metrics read from a driver’s REST API, including executor memory and task throughput, garbage collection, shuffle volume, and persisted RDD storage.

TCP Check

Connectivity checks for TCP endpoints — whether a connection to each configured host and port can be established, how long the connect takes, and failed attempts by cause.

Temporal

Temporal request, workflow, task, and persistence metrics.

Apache Tomcat

Apache Tomcat application and Java Virtual Machine runtime metrics collected over JMX.

Windows

Windows Event Log records, service-state metrics, and user-selected performance counters for Windows hosts, with per-channel, Service Control Manager, and per-counter-object target health.

For server-side integrations you configure in Cortex XCOR without running a Collector, see Server integrations.