Managing configurations

Your configurations are on the Configurations screen, opened from the navigation. It lists the configurations in your current organization as cards, in a grid or list view.

Find a configuration

The list covers your own configurations and the ones published in your organization.

• Search by name or description with the search box.
• Filter the list with the dropdown: All configurations, Mine, or Published.
• Each configuration shows a Published or Draft badge. In list view, sort by owner, status, or date.

Work with configurations

• Select New Configuration to create one. The dialog offers Blank configuration for an empty canvas, or Start from a flow to begin from a prebuilt configuration; then enter a name and an optional description. See Flows.
• Select Edit on a card to open a configuration in the editor.
• Select the delete icon to remove a configuration you own.
• Rename a configuration from the editor by selecting its name in the toolbar.

Each configuration has a name, an optional description, the generated YAML, its pipelines, and its version history.

Share a configuration

Use Make Public & Share in the editor toolbar to create a read-only public-editor link for the current version. Telflo copies a /public-editor/<id> link to the clipboard. Anyone with the link can open the configuration in the public editor without an account, and sign in to save their own copy. The button's menu also has Edit Public Configurations for managing your existing public links.

A public link exposes the configuration's contents, including any values inserted from user variables; organization-variable references appear as unresolved $orgvar: tokens. Keep credentials out of the configuration by referencing environment variables with ${env:NAME} rather than storing them in the YAML.

Import an existing configuration

To manage an existing Collector config in Telflo, paste it into the YAML view of a new configuration. Telflo parses the YAML and builds the canvas from it.

Next steps

• Test a configuration before deploying it.
• Publish and deploy it.