Create you first cards

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Create you first cards

Panorama offers two card families that are always present: Flow and Transfer. These cards provide a complete view of dataflows (flows) and a complete view of individual file transfers (Transfer). Spazio and Data One cards are present only if the related plugins have been configured.

Find below an example of cards belonging to the Flows category:

For all cards, data can be filtered and extracted on an hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis.

To create a card in Primeur Panorama follow these steps:

Go to the dashboard where you want to add a new card.
Click on the "+" button at the bottom right of your dashboard.
In the Add a Card window, you will be prompted to select a card category among FLOW and TRANSFER (which are always present), SPAZIO and DATA ONE (which are plugins and are present only if configured). The Flow category provides a complete view of dataflows, while the Transfer category provides a complete view of individual file transfers. Data One categories provide a comprehensive overview of key data related to contracts and actors, focusing on the volume of flows they generate and enabling insightful comparisons. The Spazio category provides an at-a-glance view of transfers that occurred in Spazio.
After selecting the card category, select the KPI you want to display. For Flows and Transfers, examples of KPIs are the total size of files transferred, the total number of flows or transfers the system has handled in the configured interval, the status of flows or transfers, the trend of flows or transfers over a specific period, flows grouped by duration, all flows started and ended, etc. For Data One, KPIs are key data related to contracts and actors. For Spazio, the queue names, the node types, and the q-manager names, the status of the queues and their percentage of utilization are given.
The card will be added to the bottom of your board and can be edited if needed.

You can add as many cards of the same type as you need. They can be distinguished by the sequential number that appears at the end of the card name.

PreviousCreate your first dashboard NextTypical use cases

Last updated 5 months ago

Find below an example of cards belonging to the Flows category:

For all cards, data can be filtered and extracted on an hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis.

A detailed description of all cards is available on the page.

To create a card in Primeur Panorama follow these steps:

Go to the dashboard where you want to add a new card.
Click on the "+" button at the bottom right of your dashboard.
In the Add a Card window, you will be prompted to select a card category among FLOW and TRANSFER (which are always present), SPAZIO and DATA ONE (which are plugins and are present only if configured). The Flow category provides a complete view of dataflows, while the Transfer category provides a complete view of individual file transfers. Data One categories provide a comprehensive overview of key data related to contracts and actors, focusing on the volume of flows they generate and enabling insightful comparisons. The Spazio category provides an at-a-glance view of transfers that occurred in Spazio.
After selecting the card category, select the KPI you want to display. For Flows and Transfers, examples of KPIs are the total size of files transferred, the total number of flows or transfers the system has handled in the configured interval, the status of flows or transfers, the trend of flows or transfers over a specific period, flows grouped by duration, all flows started and ended, etc. For Data One, KPIs are key data related to contracts and actors. For Spazio, the queue names, the node types, and the q-manager names, the status of the queues and their percentage of utilization are given.
The card will be added to the bottom of your board and can be edited if needed.

You can add as many cards of the same type as you need. They can be distinguished by the sequential number that appears at the end of the card name.

All the details about types of cards can be found on the page.

Details about editing cards are on the page.