Integrations is in public preview and may change. Tasks appear only after the connection succeeds. For Extraction pipelines, see Monitor extraction pipelines.
Open tasks for an integration
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Open Integrations
Navigate to Data fusion > Integrate > Integrations.
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Open the integration
Select the on-premises integration. Use the Overview, Errors, and Configuration tabs as needed.
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Open a task
On Overview, select a task by name. A task is a named unit of work from the extractor, such as a query or a continuous process.
Review Task log
On the task page, use Task log to list executions. Columns include Started, Finished, Status, Configuration, and Details.If Task log is empty, confirm the extractor is running and that the connection succeeded.
Open Task run details
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Open one execution
Select a row in Task log, or select See more when it appears.
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Inspect the run
In Task run details, review Details and Configuration.
Task types
Review errors
On the integration Errors tab, extractors can report structured errors that you can search and filter. Each error can include:
Use severity and time range to find active issues, then open the linked task to inspect Task log and Task run details.
Run remote actions
On-premises extractors can declare actions that you trigger from CDF, such as start task, end task, or a custom action. CDF does not need inbound ports on customer infrastructure. The extractor picks up the action on the next check-in, with an optional message and metadata. Action lifecycle:1
Open the integration
Navigate to Data fusion > Integrate > Integrations, then open the on-premises integration.
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Trigger an action
Select the action the extractor exposes, for example start or end a task. Add a message or metadata if the UI offers those fields.
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Track the result
Wait for the next extractor check-in, then confirm the action moves from Pending to Running, and then to Succeeded, Failed, or Canceled.
Configuration
On the Configuration tab, review or update remote configuration keyed by the integration external ID.Set up notifications
Receive email notifications when a task fails or resumes regular activity, and when there is no activity for a set time.1
Open notification settings
Open the integration. From the integration menu next to the name, select Edit notifications.
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Add subscribers
On Subscriptions, select Add users to receive notifications and choose the users who should get email alerts.
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Set the inactivity threshold
Select Inactivity threshold. Enter how long CDF should wait with no activity before it notifies the error log and subscribers. The value is in minutes (for example
1440).