The OneIQ software-as-a-service platform consists of three core components:
OneIQ Pulse
An agentless connector that collects configuration, performance, and network telemetry across cloud, cloud-native, hyper-converged, virtualized, and physical IT infrastructure. Each Pulse instance is tied to an IT Environment using a unique connection key.
Flavors of OneIQ Pulse:
Cloud:
AWS via CloudFormation template
Azure via Resource Manager (ARM) template
GCP via Jinja template
Network flow support for AWS and Azure
Cloud-Native:
Deployed with a 1iq manifest for Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift
Datacenter:
Deployed on a Microsoft Windows Server VM with outbound SSL connectivity
Supported platforms: Azure Stack HCI, Microsoft Clusters and Hyper-V, Nutanix, VMware vSphere and vSAN
Network flow support: IPFIX, JFlow, NetFlow v5–7, v9
Security features:
Agentless architecture (no software deployed on target systems)
Encrypted data collection and upload (SSL/TLS, asymmetric encryption per environment)
AES-256 secured credentials, never stored or transmitted in plain text
Digitally signed to prevent tampering
Automatic updates with security patches
OneIQ Central
A secure data warehouse hosted in Microsoft Azure. It stores all data collected by OneIQ Pulse with encryption-at-rest and private key management. Each environment is isolated from others, ensuring strict data boundaries and compliance with ISO/IEC 27001.
OneIQ Portal
A web-based interface for analyzing connected IT Environments. The Portal provides interactive dashboards, planning tools, and secure Workspaces where participants can query application, billing, infrastructure, and network data from OneIQ Central. Sensitive data can be scrambled to protect privacy, and access is controlled with SSO, two-factor authentication, and zero-trust policies.