Dashboard

Login PI Dashboard

These are the health indicator panes that appear at the top of the new dashboard:

High-level:

• Login success: Shows the amount of successful test account logins
• Login performance and Application performance percentages: Shows how often the defined performance thresholds weren't exceeded over time
• Time and date are also displayed (profile selection drop-down now located in the top menu bar)

You can also configure the time-span of the health indicator panes, which the system uses to calculate the percentage results. To do this, simply click the relevant Timespan drop-down arrow and choose between the following time-frames: 15/30/45/60 mins.

Network Latency Measurements (target/endpoint/client) & Protocol Latency

This can help assist with maintaining SLAs, show trends in high resource consumption, and specifically show what might be problematic on clients/endpoints.

Description	Screenshot
The y-axis shows latency and the x-axis shows time Different time-frames can be selected on the bottom of the card	Average Latency over time high-level view
Hovering over points shows a granularized-metrics tooltip: Latency: Endpoint networking latency Outbound bitrate: Actual bitrate of the outbound transmission CPU Load: CPU load (on server-side for endpoint delivery) Memory Load: Endpoint memory load Number of Processes: Number of running processes on target	Average Latency over time granularized metrics
Click on More... button to expose Protocol Latency per launcher and host. This can help point out potential problem hosts and launchers, or those which might need attention. Vertical orange line segments (y-axis) on the bar graph show what the threshold is set to This is also what the horizontal line segments denote (x-axis) on the adjacent line graph The yellow line shows the latency of active hosts and launchers over time, juxtaposed against the orange threshold line	Protocol Latency per Launcher and Host
Clicking on the card's question mark in the upper-right will expose a "help" card.	Average Latency help card

Alerts Panel

This can help to see when the most alerts are generated, whether it be day of week or time of day.

Description	Screenshot
An alerts panel is displayed just like it was in the previous dashboard.	Alerts panel
The Alerts panel high-level view The y-axis is the number of alerts The x-axis is the time frame Different time-frames can be selected at the bottom of the card	Alerts-Over-Time high-level view
Hover over a point to see the actual number of generated alerts for that time.	Granular alerts tooltip in integer amount at that time
Click on the question mark in the upper-right-hand corner of the card to display the "help" card.	Alerts-Over-Time help card

Application Start Times (last two hours)

See how long each program is taking to start over the past two hours of testing, and see if thresholds are being exceeded.

Description	Screenshot
The high-level view of the Application Start Time card: Vertical orange line segments (y-axis) on the bar graph show what the threshold is set to The bar graph shows a 15-minute time frame Red/orange blips and the X.XX values denote that a threshold has been exceeded This is also what the horizontal line segments denote (x-axis) on the adjacent line graph The line graph shows a 2-hour time frame The yellow line shows the application start times, juxtaposed against the orange threshold line These can help point out positive and negative trends
Click on the question mark in the upper-right-hand of the card to expose the Application Start Time "help" card.

Average Login Times

See the average login times to potentially isolate negative trends, or when login times should have more attention paid to them.

Description	Screenshot
The high-level view of the Average Login Times card The y-axis is the login amount that occurred The x-axis is the time selected Granular time-frames can be selected as buttons on the bottom of the card Note that the metrics are graphed with different gray gradients for further granularity
Hover over a point on the graph to expose granular metrics. This can help show what might need specific attention. Namely, how long it takes for each of the following to "complete" or load within that time-frame: Login User Profiles Group Policies Shell Start: (PowerShell script) Total: (all of the above combined)
Click on the question mark in the upper-right-hand of the card to show a "help" card. Logon/Running metrics can be disabled on the graph by clicking their name in the legend

Login Success Percentage

See the percentage of test login successes for the last 24 hours. Discover as soon as possible if there’s a potentially unsuccessful login in a production environment.

Description	Screenshot
The high-level view of the Login Success Percentage over time card: The y-axis is the percentage of successful logins The x-axis is the time selected Granular time-frames can be selected as buttons on the bottom of the card Time-frame percentage bars are red if the login success threshold percentages were exceeded (dipped below percentage threshold)
Hover over a time-frame's percentage bar to show granular metrics of successful logins: Scheduled logins per the Login PI job Successful logins from the scheduled logins Failed logins Success %: Successful logins in percent
Click on the question mark in the upper-right-hand of the card to show a "help" card.