Operations Manager badges provide a graphical representation of the state of the environment or object, serving as an important source of information rather than just data. The major badges are Health, Risk, and Efficiency, represented by colors from red to amber to yellow and finally green. An administrator can review the metrics and events behind a badge to get a more in-depth understanding of the environment if more information is needed about a specific badge state or score.
Operations Manager badges provide a graphical representation of the state of the environment or object, serving as an important source of information rather than just data. The major badges are Health, Risk, and Efficiency, represented by colors from red to amber to yellow and finally green. An administrator can review the metrics and events behind a badge to get a more in-depth understanding of the environment if more information is needed about a specific badge state or score.
Operations Manager badges provide a graphical representation of the state of the environment or object, serving as an important source of information rather than just data. The major badges are Health, Risk, and Efficiency, represented by colors from red to amber to yellow and finally green. An administrator can review the metrics and events behind a badge to get a more in-depth understanding of the environment if more information is needed about a specific badge state or score.
An Operations Manager badge is a graphical representation
of the state of the current environment or object. Badges are seen as an important source of information rather than just data. If at anytime an administrator wishes to understand more about a certain badge state or score, they can review the metrics or events that are behind the badge to get a more indepth understanding of the environment. The major badges are Health, Risk, and Efficiency. These badges are represented by a color from red to amber to yellow and finally to green. The relationship of the major and minor badges is as follows: Health: Workload Anomalies Faults Risk: Time Remaining Capacity Remaining Stress Efficiency: Reclaimable Capacity Density