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A datasource job specifies the origin of the data imported and indexed into Managed Fusion. Datasources include databases, files, and data obtained from websites or applications. Sources of data can be uploaded to Managed Fusion in System > Blobs. In addition, you can create and configure the datasource job using the following methods:
  • The Index Workbench. Click Indexing > Index Workbench > Configure Datasource. You can upload a particular ZIP file or select a datasource type which includes supported Managed Fusion connectors. The list is divided datasources already installed and datasources not yet installed. When you select an uninstalled connector from the list, the system installs the connector.
  • Datasources. Click Indexing > Datasources. If you click Add, you can select from a list of supported Managed Fusion connectors. The list is divided datasources already installed and datasources not yet installed. When you select an uninstalled connector from the list, the system installs the connector.
  • The Connector Datasources API. You can also use these endpoints to manage the crawl database and view connector schema.
Running the datasource job obtains and indexes the data in Managed Fusion based on configuration parameters including the ability to:
  • Generate diagnostic logs
  • Limit document crawl levels or the number of documents obtained and indexed
  • Exclude or include files based on file extension, text or patterns in the document, and authentication methods
  • Set recrawl rules
  • Enter links where you want the crawl to begin

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To schedule a datasource job, complete the following:
  1. Use the Index Workbench to set up a datasource.
  2. Click System > Scheduler.
  3. Select the datasource from the job list.
  4. Click New Schedule.
  5. Select and configure a trigger:
    • After Another Job Completes
      Enter the job ID and job result that trigger this one.
    • Cron String
      Enter a Quartz cron expression. See the Quartz documentation for details.
    • Start + Interval
      Enter a start date/time, an interval, and the interval units.