# Right-side Panel
### Toggle Log Panel
The Toggle Log Panel displays the ***Logs*** and ***Advanced Logs*** tabs for the Pipeline Workflows.
* Navigate to the ***Pipeline Editor*** page.
* Click the ***Toggle Log Panel*** icon on the Pipeline.
* A ***Log*** panel toggles displaying the collective component logs of the pipeline under the **Logs** tab.
* Select the ***Advanced Logs*** tab to display the status of the component containers.
### Object Browser: Search Component in Pipelines
This feature helps the user to search a specific component across all the existing pipelines. The user can drag the required components to the pipeline editor to create a new pipeline workflow.
* Click the ***Search Component in pipelines*** icon from the header panel of the Pipeline Editor.
* The ***Object Browser window*** opens displaying all the existing pipeline workflows.
* The user can search a component using the ***Search Component*** space.
* The user gets prompt suggestions while searching for a component.
* Once the component name is entered, the pipeline workflows containing the searched pipeline get listed below.
* The user can click the expand/ collapse icon to expand the component panel for the selected pipeline.
* The user can drag a searched component from the Object Browser and and drop to the ***Pipeline Editor*** ***canvass***.
### Toggle Event Panel
The user can access the Toggle Event Panel to create a new Event.
We have two options in the Toggle Event Panel:
1. Private (Event)
2. Data Sync
#### [**Kafka Event**](/bdb-documentation/data-pipeline/getting-started/homepage/creating-pipeline/events-kafka-and-db-sync.md#creating-a-kafka-event)
The user can create an Event (Kafka Topic) that can be used to connect two pipeline components.
* Navigate to the toggle ***Event*** panel.
* Click the ***Add New Event*** icon.
* The ***New Event*** dialog box opens.
* Provide the required information.
* Slide the given button to enable the event mapping.
* Provide a display name for the event (A default name based on the pipeline name appears for the Event).
* Select the Event Duration from the drop-down menu (It can be set from 4 to 168 hours as per the given options).
* Number of partitions (You can choose out of 1 to 50).
* Number of outputs (You can choose out of 1-3) (The maximum number of outputs must not exceed the no. of Partition).
* Enable the ***Is Failover?*** option if you wish to create a failover Event.
* Click the ***Add Event*** option to save the new Event.
* A confirmation message appears.
* The new Event gets created in the Event Panel.
* Drag and drop the event from the event panel to the workflow editor.
* You can drag a pipeline component from the ***Component Panel.***
* Connect the dragged component to the dragged ***Event*** to create a pipeline flow of data.
#### [**DB Sync**](/bdb-documentation/data-pipeline/getting-started/homepage/creating-pipeline/events-kafka-and-db-sync.md#creating-a-db-sync-event)
The user can directly read the data with the reader and write to a DB Sync.
* The user can add a new DB Sync from the toggle event panel to the workflow editor by clicking on ‘+’ icon.
* Specify the display name and connection id and click on save.
* Drag and drop the DB Sync from event panel to workflow editor.
### Global Variables
The user can create a Global Variable by following the below-given steps:
* Click the ***Global Variable*** icon from the User Interface.
* Global Variables panel opens.
* Click the ***Add New Variable*** from the Global Variables panel.
* The ***Add Variable*** window opens.
* Insert Variable name.
* Provide Value for the Variable.
* Click the ***Save*** option.
* A notification message appears.
* The Global Variable gets created and added to the panel.
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