An aggregator for metric data
This entity describes a configured alert, what to check and how often.
Information about a metric related to an alert.
Authorization information for a user
An issue affecting CAVE right now, or recently closed
An organization or team user, with the role
This entity encapsulates metric data that can be stored in CAVE.
This entity encapsulates a data point for a metric.
This entity encapsulates data for a metric.
This entity encapsulates information about a metric.
An organization is a real-world customer of the CAVE service.
The role that a user has in an organization or team
The list of current and recent issues affecting CAVE
Each team has its own data.
Each team has its own data. A team can push data into CAVE by using an active token. A team can have one or more tokens associated with it, allowing for tokens to be rotated, for security purposes. A team is solely responsible for administration of its tokens. A team token is created automatically for every new team.
A token is a security string, used to authenticate requests.
A token is a security string, used to authenticate requests. Some requests can only be executed by the organization owner, and these must be authenticated with an organization token. Other requests can only be executed by a team owner, and these can be authenticated with either a team token, or an organization token.
A user is a real-world person who is using the CAVE service.
A user is a real-world person who is using the CAVE service. The user signs up for CAVE, and then interacts with the service through the APIs. Every call to the API needs to use a token that is obtained after a successful login.
An organization associated with a user.
A team associated with a user.
An organization is a real-world customer of the CAVE service. Each organization is identified by a name, which must be unique. Each organization can have one or more teams associated with it, allowing for data to be segregated. Security is managed with organization tokens. A token is created automatically for every new organization.