What does Atlan crawl from Monte Carlo?

Atlan crawls and maps the following assets and properties from Monte Carlo.

Once you've crawled Monte Carlo, you can use connector-specific filters for quick asset discovery. The following filters are currently supported for Monte Carlo assets:

• Monitor type — filter monitors by type of monitor
• Monitor status — filter monitors by monitor status
• Incident count — filter monitors by the total count of incidents
• Last synced in Atlan — filter monitors by timestamp for last updated in Atlan

The following Monte Carlo filters are currently available for supported SQL assets:

• Monitor status — filter SQL assets associated with any monitors by monitor status
• Monitor type — filter SQL assets associated with any monitors by type of monitor
• Alert priority — filter SQL assets by priority level of alerts, ranging from 1 to 4
• Alert type — filter SQL assets by specific types of alerts
• Incident severity — filter SQL assets by severity level of incidents, ranging from 1 to 4
• Alert subtype — filter SQL assets by alert subtypes
• Alert status — filter SQL assets by specific alert statuses
• Alert owner — filter SQL assets by alert owners
• Last synced in Atlan — filter SQL assets by timestamp for when any associated monitors and incidents were updated in Atlan

Monitors

Atlan maps custom monitors from Monte Carlo to its MCMonitor asset type.

Alerts and incidents

Atlan maps alerts and incidents from Monte Carlo to its MCIncident asset type.

Alerts inherit priority levels from custom monitors. If an alert is confirmed as an issue or requires resolution, Monte Carlo enables you to mark it as an incident and apply a severity level. Atlan will display the status of your assets at source. Refer to Monte Carlo documentation to learn more.