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vRealize Operations Dashboards Made Easy - Part 6-7 Diving deeper into Views and...

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Part 6-7 Diving deeper into Views and Widgets

In my previous blog post, I introduced parts 3 through 5 of the video series “vRealize Operations Dashboards Made Easy” focusing on creating your own dashboards.

In parts 6 – 7 of the series, which are available here:

Dashboards Made Easy – Part 6 – Views in Dashboards

Dashboards Made Easy – Part 7 – Widgets Deep Dive

You will learn how to include vRealize Operations Views in your dashboards, and how to get more out of the available widgets.

These two parts of the video series focus on:

  • Adding views to dashboards
  • How the self-provider option works for views
  • Creating multiple views within one heatmap widget
  • Creating re-usable metric configurations

In the next blog post, I’ll show you how you can export and import vRealize Operations Content. You’ll learn how to share dashboards with other users and teams giving them a powerful tool to help them manage their environments. You will also learn where to find more useful dashboards and other vRealize Operations content. You can also view the full vRealize Operations Dashboards Made Easy series in the playlist available here.

For more information and technical deep dives on vRealize Operations, check out pathfinder.vmware.com. Here, you’ll find basic to hands-on information about the key capabilities of vRealize Operations as well as the rest of the vRealize Suite. For more information on vRealize Operations and vRealize Operations Cloud or to sign up for a free trial, visit the product page here.


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