Dashboards

Dashboards is a standard configuration interface for adding, editing, and removing dashboards within Oracle Communications Unified Assurance.

For information about interacting with the grid and form, see Standard Configuration Interface in Unified Assurance Concepts.

In addition to the standard Add, Clone, and Delete buttons, the Dashboards UI also contains the following buttons:

• Export: Select a dashboard, then click Export to export a JSON file containing the dashboard properties, such as Name, OwnerUserID, and the panel specific data such as Device Name.

• Import: Click Import to import a JSON file from your local machine containing dashboard properties. The import process validates that the basic required dashboard properties, such as a unique Name, are present, but does not validate panel-specific data. You must ensure that the panel data is accurate.

  For example, you can successfully import a dashboard with valid basic properties, even if the panels reference invalid device names. You can then modify the panels on the imported dashboard to ensure that they use valid data.

You must not delete the dashboards provided by Unified Assurance. Various packages expect their existence. These dashboards have a lock icon next to the name when viewing the UI.

This user interface calls REST methods from api/dashboard/dashboards endpoints. See REST API for Unified Assurance Core for details.

To open this interface, from the main navigation menu, select Configuration, then Dashboards, and then Dashboards.

When viewing or editing a dashboard, click the full-screen icon in the dashboard header to display the dashboard in full-screen mode. Full-screen mode hides the main navigation and dashboard navigation pane. Click the exit full-screen icon to return to the standard view.

See Dashboard Design in Unified Assurance Implementation Guide for more information about designing dashboards.

Form Fields

• Name - The name of the Dashboard.

• User Owner - The user owner of the dashboard.

• Group Owner - The group owner of the dashboard.

• Hide Header - Whether or not the panel header should be shown.

• Reload Rate (secs) - The dashboard reload rate in seconds. The reload is disabled while the dashboard is being edited. This setting completely reloads the dashboard.

• Max Columns - The maximum number of columns that can be created in a single row.

• Viewers - Additional User Groups that can view the dashboard. If a selected viewer group is not visible to the current user, it is shown as [Restricted]. Users with update access from the dashboard's User Owner or Group Owner can remove [Restricted] from the selected viewers list when saving the dashboard, even though they cannot see the actual user group name.

For details about User Owner, Group Owner and Viewers, see Configuring Ownership and Viewer Access in Unified Assurance Security Guide.

Panels

Panels are modular components that display specific types of information or visualizations within a dashboard. The following are the panels you can create for your dashboards.

• Config

  • View Config

• Dashboard

  • Chart

  • Dynamic Inputs

  • HTML

  • Tabs

  • URL

• Database

  • Database Grid

• Device

  • Device Info

• Diagram

  • Diagram

• Event

  • Event List

• File

  • Image

• Graph

  • Topology Graph

• Metric

  • Adhoc Graph

  • All Metrics Overview

  • Device Availability Pie

  • Device Group Availability

  • Network Traffic

  • Top-N Metrics Table

• SLM

  • SLM Compliance Graph

  • SLM Gauge

  • SLM Tree

• Topology

  • Network Details Table

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