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add a new receiver rather than choosing [existed receiver](../setup/backend/backend-receivers.md).
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At that moment,
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you most likely need to add a new source and scope. This document will teach you how to do.
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- [Backend Inventory entity extension](inventory-extension.md). If you want to extend SkyWalking inventory entities, and
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want to push upstream back to our Apache OSS repo, please read these principles.
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### UI developer
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Our UI is constituted by static pages and web container.
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# Backend Inventory Entity Extension
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SkyWalking includes four inventory entities.
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- Service Inventory
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- Service Instance Inventory
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- Endpoint Inventory
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- Network Address Inventory
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All metrics, topology, trace and alarm are related to these entity IDs.
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For understanding the **Service**, **Service Instance** and **Endpoint** concepts,
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please read [Project Overview](../concepts-and-designs/overview.md#why-use-skywalking).
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For **Network Address Inventory**, it represents all network address, in IP:port, hostname, domain name
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formats, which are detected by language agents or other probes.
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## Extension
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Right now, only **Service Inventory** extension is already supported in backend core.
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Service provides field `properties` in Json format, which is usually used for specific service
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rather than normal business services, such as Database, Cache, MQ, etc.
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For keeping code consistent and friendly in query and visualization, the Json properties
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need to follow the rules.
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### Database
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1. NodeType == **Database(1)**
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1. Json properties include following keys.
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- `database`. Database name, such as MySQL, PostgreSQL
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- `db.type`. Database type, such as sql db, redis db.
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- `db.instance`. Database instance name.
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