Viewing current analytics configurations
An Administrator can see the list of current analytics configurations and some basic information about the analytics (related events and seasonal events) related to those configurations.
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role.Procedure
- Start the Configure Analytics portlet.
- In the Dashboard Application Services Hub navigation menu, go to the Insights menu.
- Select Configure Analytics.
- In the Configure Analytics portlet,
a table presents a list of analytics configurations that are already
configured. Scroll down the list to view all analytics configurations.
The table automatically refreshes every 60 seconds and displays information
for select column headings.
- To view configuration parameters for a specific analytics configuration, select a configuration and then select the Modify Selected Configuration icon.
- To view progress of the latest action that is taken for an analytics
configuration, look at the content that is displayed in the following
columns:
- Seasonality Status
- Specifies the status of the seasonality event configuration. The column can display one of the following status icons: Waiting, Running, Completed, or Error.
- Related Event Status
- Specifies the status of the related event configuration. The column can display one of the following status icons: Waiting, Running, Completed, or Error.
- Start Time
- Specifies the inclusive start date of historical data for the event configuration.
- End Time
- Specifies the inclusive end date of historical data for the event configuration.
- Seasonality Phase
- Specifies the phase of the seasonality event configuration run.
In total, this column displays five phases during the run of the seasonality
event configuration. For example, when the seasonality event configuration
completion phase occurs, the value
Completed
displays in the column. - Seasonality Phase Progress
- Displays the progress of the seasonality event phase, expressed
in terms of percentage. For example, when the seasonality event configuration
completion phases finishes, the value
100%
displays in the column. - Related Event Phase
- Specifies the phase of the related event configuration run. In
total, this column displays five phases during the run of the related
event configuration. For example, when the related event configuration
completion phase occurs, the value
Completed
displays in the column. - Related Event Phase Progress
- Displays the progress of the related event phase, expressed in
terms of percentage. For example, when the related event configuration
completion phases finishes, the value
100%
displays in the column.
- To view other details about the analytics configuration, look
at the information displayed in other columns:
- Name
- Specifies the unique event configuration name.
- Event identity
- Specifies the database fields that identify a unique event in the database. Event seasonality runs on all events selected from the Event Identity drop-down list.
- Scheduled
- Advises whether the analytics configuration is scheduled to query the historical events database.
- Seasonality Enabled
- Specifies whether the event configuration has
seasonality event analytics enabled. This column displays one of the
following values:
True
: Seasonality analytics is enabled.False
: Seasonality analytics is not enabled.
- Related Event Enabled
- Specifies whether the event configuration has
related event analytics enabled. This column displays one of the following
values:
True
: Related event analytics is enabled.False
: Related event analytics is not enabled.
- Relationship Profile
- The entry in this column specifies the strength of the relationship between the events in the event groups that are determined by the algorithm. One value is specified.
Strong
Represents a high confidence level for relationships between events, but fewer events and fewer event groups. Your event groups might be missing weaker related events.Medium
Represents medium confidence level for relationships between events, average number of events and fewer event groups. Your event groups might be missing weakly related events.Weak
You see more events and more event groups but potentially more false positives.