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IBM Streams Console 4.1 Adriana Carvajal

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Streams Console users

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Applications Administrator

Developer

System Administrator

https://developer.ibm.com/streamsdev/docs/whats-new-ibm-streams-console-4-1/

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Management Dashboard

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Easy to use management tools.

•  Permissions

•  Resources tags

•  Instance Management

Overall status of the domain

•  Status Navigation Bar

•  Domain Tree

•  Monitoring pages (resource, instance, job, PE, operator and stream).

•  Log Viewer

•  Notifications view

•  Grids & visualizations

•  Properties views

System Administrator

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Application Dashboard

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Customizable Dashboards

•  Create Dashboard

•  Dashboard Filter

•  Add visualizations

•  Share dashboards

Monitor Applications

•  Submit/cancel jobs

•  Performance

•  Health

•  Consistent regions

•  Operator metrics

Applications Administrator

Developer

https://developer.ibm.com/streamsdev/docs/new-application-dashboards/

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DEMO

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https://developer.ibm.com/streamsdev/docs/getting-started-with-application-dashboards/

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Streams Console Lite

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Fully accessible

•  Keyboard navigation

•  Use with JAWS screen reader

•  Easy to use

! Opens tree node

" Closes tree node

# Navigates to next node

$ Navigates to

previous node

tab Navigates to

next node

return Navigates to

previous node https://developer.ibm.com/streamsdev/docs/why-a-lite-console/

Applications Administrator

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Visualize your running applications

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Quickly detect Operator Memory leaks

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https://developer.ibm.com/streamsdev/docs/streams-console-detecting-operator-memory-leaks/

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Optimization: Finding bottlenecks

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Web Management Service

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The web management service must be running on a resource in the domain before you can use the Streams Console and REST API. •  By default, the web management service is configured when you create a

domain and runs on port 8443. •  Or you can create a domain specifying another port number

•  streamtool mkdomain --property sws.port=port-number To determine whether the web management service is running, you can run the streamtool getdomainstate After the domain starts, you can determine the console URL by using the streamtool geturl command.

•  streamtool geturl –d domain-id --console