These topics describe how to prepare, ingest, and provision Connector data. It covers the key components required to move data from source systems into Delphix and make it available for consumption. Because Connector behavior and requirements vary by data source, make sure to reference Connector-specific topics for detailed configuration and operational steps.
Describes how source systems, environments, and Continuous Data Engines are organized. Your ingestion approach determines how environments are configured, where they are placed, and how many are required. Based on this configuration, a corresponding target environment is required for provisioning operations.
Explains how to create and manage environments and establish connectivity with the Continuous Data Engine. This includes system requirements, connector installation, and validation steps. Once connected, the engine performs discovery scans to confirm that required connector components are available.
Covers the ingestion phase. dSources represent data brought into the Continuous Data Engine and are the foundation for virtualization. Once ingested, data is managed through Timeflow and snapshots, enabling consistent and repeatable provisioning.
Virtual database (VDB) management
Describes the provisioning phase. VDBs are virtual copies of data that can be quickly created and distributed to downstream users. They support operations such as refresh, rollback, and reprovisioning, allowing users to access data at specific points in time without impacting source systems.
Provides a centralized view for managing Continuous Data resources, including environments, dSources, and virtual databases (VDBs). Through this interface, you can monitor system activity, initiate supported operations, and navigate between components of the data lifecycle.