The overview section of panagenda iDNA Applications gives you a quick overview of your complete application environment and the status of data collection.
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On the start page, you get a first glance of the detected saving potential in your application environment. It also a good starting point to drill down further in one of the three major areas:
The status Dashboard gives you an overview of the usage and design insights status:
# DB Instances Discovered: The rounded number of database instances (individual database replicas) discovered on the servers being polled.
If not all servers in the environment are included in the collection this number might be skewed. For accurate information, it is important to include at least all servers that might hold applications or mail-in databases but preferably all servers for proper visualizations across the entire Domino environment |
User Activity Last 90 Days: Shows you the activity generated for focus versus non-focus databases based on the "user access days". A user access day is the equivalent of a user accessing the database on a given day. By using days instead of sessions, it prevents sudden spikes of activity skewing the data. This graph gives you insights into which types of databases most of your users are working in (focus versus non-focus databases) and how they are accessing the databases (web versus client).
Usage History: Each column in this chart represents the total number of database instances which were accessed in the particular time frame. A database instance that was accessed in the last 7 days will thus also show up in all other 'used' columns. This graph will of course get more meaningful over time as it will start to highlight how many are still in daily use and how many are silently falling into disuse.
Design Complexity: Indicates how the focus databases (databases of type Applications or Mail-In databases) are categorized in terms of design complexity. Design complexity depends on many factors which will be further explained in Design Complexity.
The Environment overview provides you with a single overview of how the infrastructure of your Domino Environment is set up.
It lists information about the number of:
The Inventory page will give you a global overview over the total number of database instances, and replica sets you have.
By comparing these numbers against usage information and disk space used you get a better insight into the actual capacity utilized by your Domino environment.
This page helps you to reduce the project scope by focusing on the right applications.
Discover the application remediation potential in your Domino environment.
Which applications are used very rarely or not at all, which ones are good candidates for quick wins, and which ones are the business critical ones that needs special handling in your project.
Explore further details in Metabase by clicking on the following button:
Please refer to the article about the iDNA Applications default Metabase users and the Metabase documentation for further help. |
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