meter confluence

The meter confluence provides information on number of contributors in your data source. Your account teams will use this information for license costs.

Authentication

meter confluence command uses the same authentication as scan confluence command. Keep in mind that the credentials must have access to all the spaces that should be evaluated.

Usage

users

meter confluence users is going to provide a usage estimate based on the number of users detected while performing a scan of a Confluence data source.

Command Options

• --url, -u: The url endpoint of the Confluence server to meter (required).
• --outfile, -o: Specifies the file to store information about found users (required).

The days parameter or both start-time and end-time are required.

• --days, -d: Specifies the number of days to evaluate for metering.
• --start-time: Specifies the start date to evaluate metering. Setting --end-time is also required. Accepts YYYY-MM-DD.
• --end-time: Specifies the end date to evaluate metering. Setting --start-time is also required. Accepts YYYY-MM-DD.

• --spaces: Comma separated list of space keys to evaluate. If the parameter is not present, all spaces will be evaluated.
• --skip-personal: Adding this flag instructs the command to not evaluate Confluence Personal spaces that are part of the Organization.

Meter Confluence for the last 10 days

$ vault-radar meter confluence users -u <INSTANCE URL> -o <PATH TO OUTPUT>.csv --days 10

Meter a Confluence Organization without personal spaces

$ vault-radar meter confluence users -u <INSTANCE URL> -o <PATH TO OUTPUT>.csv --days 10 --skip-personal

Meter specific Confluence spaces

$ vault-radar meter confluence users -u <INSTANCE URL> -o <PATH TO OUTPUT>.csv --days 10 --spaces <SPACE KEY 1>,<SPACE KEY 2>

Meter Confluence from some date until another date

$ vault-radar meter confluence users -u <INSTANCE URL> -o <PATH TO OUTPUT>.csv --start-time <YYYY-MM-DD> --end-time <YYYY-MM-DD>