Release 8.0 for CA Unified Infrastructure Management (CA UIM) (formerly known as CA Nimsoft Monitor) has an enhanced HTML5 dashboard designer that provides a quick and intuitive way to design custom views for your management environments. With the ability to present near real-time data via a great widget library, the dashboard designer provides a clean way to present performance and alarm information to your customers. Take your own CA UIM dashboards to the next level. For more information on DevOps solutions from CA Technologies, please visit: http://bit.ly/1wbjjqX

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Hands-On Lab: Test Drive the Enhanced HTML5
Dashboard Designer with Release 8.0 of CA Unified Infrastructure
Management (Formerly Known as CA Nimsoft Monitor)
Tim O’Connor, Kurt Spence and Robert Vacante
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CA Product Management

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Abstract
Release 8.0 for CA Unified Infrastructure Management (CA UIM) (formerly known as CA Nimsoft Monitor) has an enhanced HTML5 dashboard designer that provides a quick and intuitive way to design custom views for your management environments. With the ability to present near real time data via a great widget library, the dashboard designer provides a clean way to present performance and alarm information to your customers.
In this hands-on lab, CA UIM experts will share various tips and techniques for the designer—and you can then try your hand at a designing your own. You will come away ready to take your own CA UIM dashboards to the next level!
Tim O’ConnorKurt Spence Robert Vacante CA ProductManagement

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Agenda
HISTORICAL DASHBOARDS AND HTML5
DASHBOARD TOUR
ADVANCED DASHBOARD OPTIONS
NEW FEATURE SNEAK PEAK
HANDS ON: BUILDING YOUR OWN DASHBOARD
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THE ROLE OF DASHBOARDS IN MONITORING
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USMREPORTSLISTVIEW
GEOVIEWSBADGE VIEWS
Dashboards in Monitoring
CA Unified Infrastructure Management provides a wealth of data visualization tools out-of-the-box:

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DASHBOARDSprovide the ability to customize and tailor the presentation of data to you exact needs, from simple to complex:
Dashboards in Monitoring
CA Unified Infrastructure Management provides a wealth of data visualization tools out-of-the-box:

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Dashboards: Broad to Specific
–High-level information:
Regional data center health, customer satisfaction metrics or sales information
–Or very detailed diagnostic information:
Top 10 systems by CPU utilization, network throughput, disk capacity.

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Example:CA UIM Support

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Legacyand HTML5 Dashboards
A Complete Rewrite… For improved Performance, Flexibility and User Experience.

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Legacyand HTML5 Dashboards: Key Advantages
Greatly improveduser experiencein design and when viewed
“Live View” feature to quickly see a dashboard with real data.
Broad, expanding widget library
Automatic migration to new dashboards
From Flex to HTML5: accessible from more devices, including tablets and mobile
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Advanced Dashboard Topics
Data Sources:
Alarm: Shows the highest severity alarm
Dashboard For drill-down, shows the highest severity alarm in the linked dashboard
Metric: Displays metrics from monitored systems
Probe: To retrieve data directly from a probe
SLO/SLA: For displaying SLO/SLA compliance percent
SQL: Allows data to be retreiveddirectly from any database
QOS:
Parameters:
Variables allow dashboards to be parameterized so that a copied dashboard can be easily re-used in another, similar situation.
For example, a dashboard created for one department can be repurposed for use in a similar situation without recreating the dashboard. The dashboard designer need only change the values assigned to parameters to change the context of the dashboard.

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Example on the Show Floor

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Advanced Examples:
“But quite honestly, even the most complex dashboard is easy to build.” -John

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Sneak Peak: Dashboard Context Selectors
Selectors controland modify the behavior of widgets in a dashboard:
Planned for Release at the End of 2014!
Set variable to control timeframe
Custom variable choices
Navigate to another dashboardwith context

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For More Information
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