What is a sign that the module might not be querying TDS properly?

When assessing whether a module is querying the Tanium Data Service (TDS) properly, a key indicator is the discrepancy between the data shown in the Interact module and what the module itself reports. If the data does not match, it suggests that the module may not be accurately retrieving or processing the information from TDS. This mismatch can arise from various issues, such as configuration errors, connectivity problems, or inconsistencies in data retrieval, indicating that further investigation is necessary.

Conversely, successful module registration alone does not guarantee correct functionality, as it only confirms that the module was recognized by Tanium's system. Frequent data updates may imply that the module is actively attempting to pull data, but they do not necessarily indicate that the data being queried is accurate. Finally, the absence of error logs does not prove that a module is functioning correctly; it simply suggests that no errors were recorded, which may not reflect potential issues in data querying. Therefore, the comparison of data between Interact and the module is critical for diagnosing potential problems with how the module queries TDS.