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# Data Channel & Cluster Events

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*Check out the given walk-through to understand the Cluster Event functionality.*
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* Navigate to the Pipeline Homepage.
* Click the ***Data Channel & Cluster Events*** icon.     &#x20;

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* The ***Data Channel & Cluster Events*** page opens.&#x20;
* The list opens displaying the ***Data Channel & Cluster Events*** informatio&#x6E;***.*** The Data Channel includes Broker Info, Customer Info and Topic Info information and the Cluster events includes ***Pipeline name***, ***Status***, ***Number of events*** and ***Expand for Events*** information.

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* Click the Expand for Events icon to open more details on the cluster such as ***Event Name*** and ***Partitions.***&#x20;
* The user gets two options to apply on the Events.
  * ***Flush All***
  * ***Delete All***&#x20;

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