Json editor upgrade#
Json editor full#

Perform live changes on a dashboardвЂ™s underlying JSON schema.

In the Advanced settings section of your dashboards, weвЂ™ve now added a powerful JSON editor.

Json editor full#

Gain full control with the advanced dashboard JSON editorДЄs dashboard management is continuously evolving towards automation, we wanted to give our rich dashboard API capabilities more visibility. The Favorite criterion is also available as a filter expression. Favorites are a per-user setting and are therefore helpful for ordering the dashboard list based on your personal preferences. Favorite dashboards always show up at the top of your list by default. Now you can mark your dashboards as favorites by selecting the star button next to a dashboard name on the list or on the dashboard itself. Add any reasonable information that will later help you and your colleagues to better understand your dashboardвЂ™s purpose.ДЄnother tool you should make use of for important dashboards is the Favorite option. Your search becomes more precise as you provide more filter criteria.ДЄdding tags is as simple as editing your dashboard. You can even filter for a combination of tags by applying the Tag filter repeatedly. Every tag on any dashboard in your list is available for filtering (see image above).

Tags help tremendously in better segmenting dashboards for easy searching and retrieval. In order to give dashboards a little more context, weвЂ™ve introduced dashboard tags.

Tag: Filter for dashboards that have a specific tag.Д®asily find dashboards by tagging and marking them as favorite.

Owner: Filter for dashboards of a specific user.

Favorite: Filter for favorites or other dashboards.

Ownership: Filter for Mine or Shared with me.

Name: Filter for any dashboard name that contains the filter expression.

Each filter, whether on its own or in combination with other filters, helps you find and manage dashboards any way you like. The new dashboard overview supports rich filter capabilities. Get a better overview of your dashboards by filtering

The JSON editor gives you full control over your dashboardвЂ™s underlying JSON schema.

Tags help you better segment, find, and understand the purpose of any dashboard.

Rich filter capabilities give you a better overview of your dashboards.

But if you still want to use dashboards for more detailed insights, as of version 1.192, Dynatrace now also provides you with a revamped dashboard overview that comes with a number of important improvements so you can effectively use all your dashboards: If something goes wrong, Davis will tell you exactly what happened. Davis automatically monitors your IT ecosystem for you. For one thing, you can rely on the Dynatrace DavisВ® AI causation engine for effective monitoring (rather than manually checking dashboard tiles). But the more components you monitor and the more reports you build based on those insights, the harder it becomes to maintain oversight over the number of dashboards needed to perform all these tasks.Дynatrace helps you with this in a few ways. here's my package.json, please advise.Get the most out of all your dashboards with our newly added features and gain full control over your dashboard's underlying schema with the advanced JSON editor.Дashboards are an important tool for effectively monitoring diverse IT ecosystems and for reporting your key performance indicators. I visited the homepage, it says only support angular from 4 to 9. After the upgrade, the ang-jsoneditor seems not working, and error is core.js:4442 ERROR TypeError: Cannot read property 'nativeElement' of undefinedДЄt JsonEditorComponent.ngOnInit (ang-jsoneditor.js:50)ДЄt executeInitAndCheckHooks (core.js:3203)ДЄt NewConfigurationEditorComponent_Template (:72)

Json editor upgrade#

I was using ang-jsoneditor before I upgrade my nodejs (was 8, now 12) and angular (was 7, now 10).