Systems
A system is an external IT application or database that has been connected to NIM. All data that NIM reads & writes ultimately comes from, or goes to, a system. Adding systems is a prerequisite for doing anything else in NIM.
A system is an external IT application or database that has been connected to NIM. All data that NIM reads & writes ultimately comes from, or goes to, a system. Adding systems is a prerequisite for doing anything else in NIM.
There is no strong distinction between source and target systems. The same system can act as a source system in one context, and as a target system in another context. See Sources and targets.
To get started, Add a system or Import a system.
For more information on systems available, see Integrations
It is also possible to add proprietary systems. This requires creating Custom connectors (REST or PowerShell).
Note
The two most important aspects of a system are:
Its data model (see Data models)
The data collected from it, which is structured according to the configured data model (see Collection)