feed inventory

Feed Inventory

You will learn how to use the main feed table, what each column means, and how filters work to narrow down what you see.

Main table

The feed inventory is the primary operator view. It lists every feed in the catalog in a single table.

Columns

Column	Meaning
Name	Feed identifier from configuration.
Health	Current health class (healthy, delayed, risky, unavailable, empty, unmaintained, archived).
Status	Latest settled status from the downloader or processing engine.
Last check	When the daemon last attempted to refresh this feed.
Last change	When upstream content last changed.
Last published	When the daemon last successfully produced outputs for this feed.
Next schedule	When the next automatic action is expected, and why.

Feed kinds

Each feed has a kind label that tells you what family it belongs to:

Kind	Feed family
source	Plain upstream feed.
merge	Synthetic feed composed from multiple inputs.
retention	History derivative built from a parent feed's retained snapshots.
asn	Feed surfaced primarily for ASN enrichment.
geolocation	Feed surfaced primarily for GeoIP enrichment.
bogon	Feed surfaced primarily for bogon analysis.

Filters

Filters are independent. Selecting a health filter does not change what the kind filter shows — the counts on each filter axis update based on the other active filters.

Available filter axes:

• Health — healthy, delayed, risky, unavailable, empty, unmaintained, archived.
• Kind — source, merge, retention, asn, geolocation, bogon.
• Category — the feed's configured category.
• Hidden — whether the feed is hidden from public browsing.
• Disabled — whether the feed is operationally disabled.

Filter counters are faceted: each count shows how many feeds match that value with all other filters applied.

Feed detail

Click a feed row to see its detail view. The detail shows:

• Full status and error message (if any).
• Problem class — whether the issue is downloader-stage or processing-stage.
• Failure streak count and duration.
• Last run reason and processing duration.
• For merges: current included inputs, configured subtracted inputs, health-excluded inputs, and why each was excluded.
• File manifest — what files exist for this feed locally.

See also

• Artifact Inventory — managing artifact parents separately
• Feed Status Reference — what each status value means
• Health Classes — how health is computed