There are three components in the OneIQ software-as-a-service platform:
OneIQ Pulse
An agentless connector for capturing configuration, performance, and network telemetry across cloud, cloud-native, hyper-converged, virtualized, and physical IT infrastructure. Each OneIQ Pulse is connected to an IT environment using a unique connection key.
There are three flavors of OneIQ Pulse:
Cloud
AWS, deployed using a CloudFormation template.
Azure, deployed using an Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template.
GCP, deployed using a Jinja template.
Network flows supported for AWS and Azure.
Cloud-native
Deployed using a 1iq manifest for Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift.
Datacenter
Deployed on a single Microsoft Windows Server virtual machine with outbound network connectivity over SSL.
Supported platforms: Azure Stack HCI, Microsoft Clusters and Hyper-V, Nutanix, and VMware vSphere / vSAN.
Network flow support
IPFIX
JFlow and NetFlow 5-7, 9
OneIQ Central
Data warehouse for storing data collected by OneIQ Pulse in Microsoft Azure cloud storage with encryption-at-rest.
OneIQ Portal
A web-based interface for analyzing cloud-native and traditional applications across Hybrid IT infrastructure by querying application, billing, infrastructure, and network data from OneIQ Central.