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Event reporter
Event Reporter is used for reporting Flow and Map execution events. Event Reporter enables HCL Link runtime to report Flow and Map events to Elasticsearch. Events will be reported only if the Event Reporter feature is installed and configured.
Map and flow events
When you run HCL Link Maps or Flows using the HCL Link runtime REST API, the related Map and Flow execution events are sent to the specified Elasticsearch server.

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- Dashboard
  Learn how to install and configure your Dashboard.
- Event reporter
  Event Reporter is used for reporting Flow and Map execution events. Event Reporter enables HCL Link runtime to report Flow and Map events to Elasticsearch. Events will be reported only if the Event Reporter feature is installed and configured.
  - Map and flow events
    When you run HCL Link Maps or Flows using the HCL Link runtime REST API, the related Map and Flow execution events are sent to the specified Elasticsearch server.
  - Installation
    You can view Map and Flow Events using the Kibana Dashboard.
  - Starting the Event Reporter
  - Configuration
    To configure Link runtime to send events to Event Reporter, specify the Event Reporter host and port during windows installation time. The Event Reporter will start automatically on the Link local host using IP address 127.0.0.1, and listen for the Flow and Map events on the specified port.

Map and flow events

When you run HCL Link Maps or Flows using the HCL Link runtime REST API, the related Map and Flow execution events are sent to the specified Elasticsearch server.

Map and Flow execution events include these events:

Execution details
Flow and map names
Elapsed execution times
Elapsed execution times
Flow and map start and stop information
Map and its adapters return codes
Error details

Flow events can trigger Map events if one or more of its nodes are Map nodes. Flow events include execution details of all of its nodes. In the case of the Flow runtime failure, the corresponding Flow event will include information that determines the point of failure inside the flow, that is, which Node has caused the Flow runtime error.

All Flow and Map executions are identified by unique UUID which can be used to identify all related Flow and Map events that correspond to the specific HCL Link runtime REST API call.