Structural

The Tonic Structural platform creates safe, realistic datasets to use in staging environments or for local development. Structural can be deployed either:

• Self-hosted by the customer

• In Tonic Cloud, which is a managed service that Tonic.ai provides

Documentation

For comprehensive Structural feature documentation, go to the Structural User Guide.

Audit logs

The Structural application saves log files that can be used to:

• Diagnose issues

• Troubleshoot bugs

• Help to identify when performance can be improved

• Generally improve Structural and its features

On-premise customers can aggregate these logs into their logging solution or SEIM for analysis and monitoring.

They can also share logs can also be shared with Tonic.ai so that our staff can help to handle errors.

How to share logs with Tonic.ai

Role-based access control (RBAC)

Structural supports a variety of user roles that allow customers to assign end-users the least privileges required.

Structural produces data products that might not require users to access the Tonic application at all.

How to grant access to Structural workspaces

Single sign-on (SSO)

Structural supports a variety of external identity providers that allow customers to:

• Centrally manage users

• Define authentication criteria to log in to Structural

Structural supports:

• AWS SSO

• Azure Active Directory

• Duo Security SSO

• Google Workspace SSO

• Keycloak

• Okta

• PingID

• Other SAML 2.0 compliant identity providers

Single sign-on (SSO) in Structural

Password encryption

The Structural application hashes all user passwords when stored.

Data encrypted at-rest

The Structural application encrypts datastore credentials using customer-provided encryption keys.