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Tune ClickHouse retention, the time-to-live windows for the highest-volume analytics data.

The Agent Dashboard tab in Fleet Management charts the capacity, throughput, and health of every registered agent over time, using the metrics each agent reports on every heartbeat.

The Agent Installation tab installs the pipeline agents (extraction, linguistic coherence, and classification) as Docker containers on your own hosts and connects them to the console.

The Agents Upgrade tab pushes new Docker image builds to your external pipeline agents (Extraction, Linguistic Coherence, and Classify), with a staged build, promotion to prod, and automatic rollback.

Monitor content scanning and track risk trends.

Live telemetry for the data-classification pipeline that turns files and objects into security verdicts, with stage throughput, dispatch state, file verdicts and agent logs.

Browse and test the console REST API in an embedded Swagger interface, and download the OpenAPI specification.

Create, download, and restore backups of the console database, settings, encryption key, and logs.

The ClickHouse Health page provides deep diagnostics for the analytics database that stores all audit events, copy job metrics, and ingest telemetry.

Register the Kubernetes clusters the product watches, and configure the optional RunAI and Dell CSI integrations for each cluster.

Explore Kubernetes data security posture, behavioral baselines, and posture analytics.

Official documentation for Superna Data Security for Dell AI Infrastructure - data security posture, AI risk pipeline, storage audit, and fleet management for Kubernetes and storage environments.

View an interactive topology of the users, pods, PVCs, buckets, and storage clusters in your Kubernetes environment, with risk scores, PII levels, and time travel.

Operational tuning and sizing for the ClickHouse analytics database and the PostgreSQL application database.

Log viewing and on-demand system and agent fleet snapshots.

Configure SMTP email notifications for alarm events.

The File Activity page lets you browse and query the raw audit event log for PowerScale file operations and ObjectScale S3 object operations.

Install, monitor, and troubleshoot agents.

The Network tab in Fleet Management shows the current TCP socket state of every agent in the fleet in one table, so you can spot an agent that leaks or piles up connections.

View the byte-level read position of every audit log file that the ingest pipeline tracks, and reset a file's offset to force a re-read.

Install Data Security for Dell AI Infrastructure in your Kubernetes cluster with the Helm chart, including the console, databases, and pipeline agents, and upgrade or uninstall the release.

Deploy Data Security for Dell AI Infrastructure as a VMware virtual appliance, complete first boot, install the pipeline agents, and operate and upgrade the appliance.

Install the console as a VMware appliance or on Kubernetes with Helm.

Browse point-in-time captures of your Kubernetes inventory and compare any two of them to see what changed.

The Jobs page shows the history and current state of the system jobs that keep this product's data running, including Kubernetes scans and audit-event ingest.

Enable and configure Kubernetes API audit ingestion so pod actions are attributed to the user who performed them.

Collect the kube-apiserver audit stream so that pod create, update, and delete actions are attributed to the user who performed them, and learn how to configure the cluster side.

View the installed product license, check its expiry date, and install, renew, or remove a license key.

The Lifecycle Watch page is a security surface for spotting pods, PVCs, and buckets that were deleted, short-lived (ephemeral), or recreated across your Kubernetes clusters.

Understand how Lifecycle Watch classifies pods, PVCs, and buckets as deleted, ephemeral, or recreated, and how to review each group.

Understand the deleted, ephemeral, and recreated signals that Lifecycle Watch derives from Kubernetes inventory snapshots, and how scan cadence limits them.

The Live Agents tab under Fleet Management shows every registered data-classification agent with its status, version, host details, and live health, and lets you manage each agent.

Track jobs and system resource use.

Opt-in telemetry that sends anonymized system health and usage statistics to Superna.

Tune how the AI Risk Pipeline discovers files, including scan window, exclude list, extraction limits, linguistic coherence, and duplicate content detection.

The PostgreSQL Database Health page monitors the console's PostgreSQL database, including connections, cache efficiency, table bloat, running queries, and lock contention.

Review change-driven threat detection, including PII, content-integrity, ephemeral pod, and throughput transitions, and triage them with acknowledge and suppress controls.

Compute sizing, container registry access, device accounts and API keys, least-privilege permissions, firewall ports, and data flows required to install Data Security for Dell AI Infrastructure and connect your first devices.

A start-to-finish walkthrough for a new install of Data Security for Dell AI Infrastructure - license, Kubernetes cluster, storage devices, inventory and audit jobs, audit search, and optional Trino audit.

Get help with AI Security from the Superna AI assistant or a live remote session with a Superna support engineer.

This tab provides an audit trail of all API activity on the system and manages bearer tokens for programmatic access.

A time-bucketed view of how the unique-file population scanned by the AI Risk Pipeline changes over time, showing the percentage of files with PII and with anomalous verdicts.

Register clusters, install the license, and connect storage and security settings.

Compare two K8 inventory snapshots side by side to see which pods and PVCs appeared or disappeared between two points in time.

Upgrade the console from the web interface by uploading a signed package or a Docker image tar file.

Overview of Superna Data Security for AI Infrastructure, the problem it solves, and how the product delivers it.

Configure the ObjectScale (Dell ECS) devices and PowerScale (Dell OneFS) clusters that the console collects audit events from.

Audit file, object, Kubernetes, and structured data activity.

Tune the baseline, scoring, detector, and allowlist settings for behavioral anomaly detection on Trino structured-data access.

Learn each Trino user's normal structured-data access pattern, review the learned baselines, and understand how deviations are detected, scored, and alarmed.

Browse the audit of Trino queries to see who ran which SQL against which catalog, schema, and table, and what each query read, wrote, or deleted.

Run a six-section diagnostic analysis against the live console or a backup archive from another system.

Check the health of the databases.

The System Monitor page provides real-time visibility into application memory and CPU health, external endpoint reachability, audit ingest performance, and API performance metrics.

Configure retention, backups, alerts, updates, and support tools.

Install the Superna Trino audit plugin to stream Trino query activity into the platform audit store.

List every Kubernetes API action that a user took, trace how far it reached into storage, and jump to the file activity behind it.