A new top-level data view in DeviceLink
In addition to a comprehensive backup and disaster recovery solution, we've seen increasing interest in using DeviceLink as an observability tool. Our most advanced customers don't just want their projects backed up - they want to see how often their code is changing, how well their backup solutions are performing, and which of their devices haven't been backing up. We've recently released a number of improvements to our dashboards and data visualizations in DeviceLink, including our Site Dashboard and our user management dashboard. Today, we're adding to that list with an improved DeviceLink organization dashboard that organizes data on all of your sites into one convenient table view.
Each row in the table represents one site in DeviceLink. Previously, sites were displayed as "cards" at the bottom of the page, with buttons that linked to the list of projects, devices, jobs, and agents within that site. These pages can still be reached by clicking on the number in each cell. The table format also brings the job run graphs into the same view as the remainder of the site data, allowing for quick data comparisons.
We've also made some nice improvements to the job run graphs. We've kept the ability to filter on custom date ranges (both relative and fixed), as well as the ability to filter by job run status. But we've made the graphs much more information-dense, which means you can now look at large date ranges without needing to scroll horizontally.
We've also introduced a condensed view, where we display the total count of each job run status for the selected date range in a single row instead of a graph. This view allows you to quickly compare the backup performance of many sites in a single screen.
Finally, we've heard from our users and we've delivered it - no more pagination for looking at more than ten sites. Additional sites will now load automatically as you scroll down the table.
Further information about the Organization Dashboard can be found in our documentation.