ERP 2.50:User Manual/HeartBeat/nl
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Heartbeat Configuration
Enable/disable and configure the heartbeat which sends non-commercial system information to Openbravo.
What is the Openbravo Heartbeat?
The Openbravo Heartbeat is a process which sends Openbravo periodic updates regarding your technical system specifications (e.g. Operating System, Database, and ERP Version).
When the System Administrator first logs into Openbravo ERP after installing the application, a popup window is displayed explaining what the Heartbeat is and giving the user the option of enabling or disabling it, or leaving the decision to enable/disable until a later date. If Enable is chosen, the user is redirected to the Heartbeat Configuration window to configure the Heartbeat. If disabled, the Heartbeat is disabled. If the decision to enable/disable is postponed, the System Administrator will be prompted with the popup again after 3 days.
During heartbeat processing, the data that is collected is as follows:
- System identifier
- Heartbeat date
- Activity and complexity rate
- Number of registered users
- Operating System and version
- Database and version
- Application server and version
- Web server and version
- Java version
- Apache-Ant version
- Openbravo version
- Openbravo install mode
- System external IP address
The heartbeat data is stored in a file controlled by Openbravo S.L.U. It is collected solely to gather and send data about your Openbravo product installation back to a service on Openbravo SLU's infrastructure to assist managing your Openbravo product installation. As a benefit to you, with this information, Openbravo SLU can offer you system configuration and component update information, sent automatically to you. Available updates may include, for example, Operating System updates, Database updates and Openbravo code. This data will be used on an aggregated and anonymous basis to generate reports identifying where and how the Openbravo product is being utilised.
For further information, please consult the Functional Specification.
Openbravo stores this information on servers in the USA and implements security measures in accordance with applicable legislation to maintain the confidentiality of this data. This data is not used for commercial purposes other than as set out above. It is not communicated or transferred to any third party
You may deactivate this feature by disabling the “enable heartbeat” box. In addition, you may exercise your right to access, rectify, oppose and cancel the data by writing to Openbravo, S.L.U. PO Box 5117, 31010 Pamplona, Navarra, Spain, or by email to privacy@openbravo.com.
By enabling the heartbeat, you consent to the processing of this data and storing of the same in the USA as set out above.
Heartbeat Configuration
Enable or disable the heartbeat process and configure internet connection proxy information.
Fields:
| Enable Heartbeat: | Enable/Disable Heartbeat process | |
| Proxy Required: | Proxy configuration required to access internet | |
| Proxy Server: | Proxy server name | |
| Proxy Port: | Proxy port on the proxy server |
Heartbeat Log
View a log of information sent to Openbravo by the heartbeat.
Fields:
| Creation Date: | The Created field indicates the date that this record was created | |
| System Identifier: | Unique ID identifying this instance of Openbravo | |
| Openbravo Version: | The version of this installed Openbravo instance | |
| Openbravo Install Mode: | The method used to install Openbravo | |
| Code Revision: | The code revision of the installed system | |
| Operating System: | The type of Operating System | |
| Operating System Version: | The version of Operating System | |
| Database: | The database in use by the system | |
| Database Version: | The version of database | |
| Servlet Container: | The type of servlet container Openbravo runs in | |
| Servlet Container Version: | The version of Servlet Container Openbravo runs in | |
| Web Server: | The Web Server being used by Openbravo ERP | |
| Web Server Version: | The version of Web Server | |
| Java Version: | Java version | |
| Ant Version: | The version of Ant used to build the application | |
| Proxy Required: | Proxy configuration required to access the internet | |
| Activity Rate: | The rate of activity within the system | |
| Complexity Rate: | The rate of complexity within the system | |
| Proxy Server: | Proxy server name | |
| Proxy Port: | Proxy port on the proxy server | |
| Number of Registered Users: | Number of Registered Users |