Building a Custom Workload Dashboard with Netanel Ferdinaro

 
Build a Custom Workload
Dashboard
BY Netanel Ferdinaro
 
 
 
Click on the right (“hidden”) pane
 Create dashboard
 Use All Data
Next
 
Add Name for your dashboard
 Auto refresh Rate: choose 300 sec
 Next
 
Fixed Size 
 Finish
 
This window will pop up 
Click On Cancel
 
In the right pane Click on Data
Databases
SQL Server
Instances
Choose one of your Instances and Drag it to the center
 than click on Select a view…
 
Choose SQL Server
 realtime
History Homepage
 History – Workload
 click on Common
Name a Title for this view 
 Finish
 
Click Edit Layout
 edit the size and the position  of this View
 
You can do it again for a different Instance on the same Dashboard
 
Here is an example for the Dashboard that we created.
You can access it from the left pane on My Dashboards
 (Dashboard name)
You can see the 
Baseline
 and the 
Breakdown
 of each Instance
You can see the history of the Baseline from the Calendar
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Learn how to create a personalized workload dashboard with Netanel Ferdinaro. Follow the step-by-step instructions to customize your dashboard, add data sources, and configure display settings. Enhance your monitoring capabilities and analyze workload performance efficiently.

  • Dashboard Creation
  • Workload Management
  • Data Visualization
  • Netanel Ferdinaro
  • Customization

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  1. Build a Custom Workload Dashboard BY Netanel Ferdinaro

  2. Click on the right (hidden) pane Create dashboard Use All DataNext

  3. Add Name for your dashboard Auto refresh Rate: choose 300 sec Next

  4. Fixed Size Finish This window will pop up Click On Cancel

  5. In the right pane Click on DataDatabasesSQL ServerInstances Choose one of your Instances and Drag it to the center than click on Select a view

  6. Choose SQL Server realtimeHistory Homepage History Workload click on Common Name a Title for this view Finish

  7. Click Edit Layout edit the size and the position of this View

  8. You can do it again for a different Instance on the same Dashboard

  9. Here is an example for the Dashboard that we created. You can access it from the left pane on My Dashboards (Dashboard name) You can see the Baseline and the Breakdown of each Instance You can see the history of the Baseline from the Calendar

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