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What to Manage Each dashboard is associated with a specific production, displays values from that production, and can be viewed “live” from the Ensemble Management Portal whenever that production is running. The following tasks are required to configure and run dashboards: Dashboard Task Add a business metric to a production. Configure the Call Interval for a business metric. View current values of data being collected by a business metric. Monitor dashboard activity. Sequence of Portal Commands Productions, Configure, Production, Add Service Productions, Configure, Business Service Business Metrics, Properties Dashboards, View For full details, see the book Using Dashboards with Ensemble. 3.5.1 Dashboards The [Ensemble] > [Dashboards] page displays when you click Dashboards in the Ensemble Management Portal main menu. This topic briefly introduces the page. For full details, see Using Dashboards with Ensemble. 3.5.1.1 Dashboard List At left, the [Ensemble] > [Dashboards] page reveals the same menu as on the [Ensemble] home page. You can click on selections in this menu to navigate to other portal pages. To the right and below the title bar, the Dashboard page displays a table called Available Dashboards. This table lists all the dashboards associated with productions in the currently active namespace. To the right of each entry in the Available Dashboards table are two commands: • Click View to display the dashboard. If you click on one of the meters in the top half of the screen, the bottom half displays detailed information about that meter. • Click View (no frames) to display the dashboard without the Dashboard page title bar (above) or the information frame (below). 3.5.1.2 Dashboard Display When you click View to the right of an entry in the Dashboard page table, the display changes to the [Ensemble] > [Dashboards] > [Dashboard] page, which displays the specific dashboard you selected. Graphical meters display in the top half of the screen, according to the dashboard definition. 30 Managing Ensemble Productions
Working with Dashboards Figure 3–1: Dashboard Page with an Active Dashboard If the production that includes a dashboard is not currently running, the dashboard is dimmed (inactive). To activate an inactive dashboard, stop the currently running production (if any) and start the production whose dashboard you want to view. Then, return to the [Ensemble] > [Dashboards] page and click View next to the dashboard name. Note: For dashboards to be able to refresh the page, you must make sure Internet Explorer has the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) enabled. You can verify this by selecting Tools, Internet Options, and clicking the Advanced tab to look at Java options. If you right-click on a meter in an active dashboard display, a context menu displays. The following menu options are available: • Drill Down — If the production developer has enabled the Drill Down feature for this metric, this selection displays a browser page that contains additional information related to the metric. When you are done viewing this information, click the browser Back command to return to the [Ensemble] > [Dashboards] > [Dashboard] page. • Zoom — Choose a zoom factor for the dashboard. • Change Chart Scale — A chart can be defined so that each data series has its own scale for the y-axis. When this is the case, you can click on the chart in the dashboard to select it, then right-click and choose Change Chart Scale to display the y-axis that corresponds to the next data series in the chart. Repeat to walk through all the possibilities for the chart. • Find, Find Again — Search for a text string on the dashboard. • View Source — Display the SVG code that displays the diagram. • About SVG Viewer — Display version and copyright information about the SVG Viewer used to render the dashboard. 3.5.2 Business Metrics The [Ensemble] > [Business Metrics] page allows you to view the values contained within active business metrics in the currently running production. The Business Metrics page is useful to developers and system administrators solving problems encountered with the system. When a production is running smoothly, the intended display page for business metrics is the [Ensemble] > [Dashboards] > [Dashboard] page. The Business Metrics page displays when you click Business Metrics in the Ensemble menu. At left, the Business Metrics page reveals the same menu as on the [Ensemble] home page. You can click on selections in this menu to navigate to other portal pages. Managing Ensemble Productions 31
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