1. Dashbord
Dashboard is the initial screen of the user interface. For batch mode itconsists of several menus:
1.1. Overview
The overview tab presents the aggregated information about the state of thecurrent state of batch processing. It consists of:
- estimated time of the processing end time,
- the current mode the CoreAuto is running: GCP or LCP
- number of steps on different stages (Running, Ready, Waiting, Finished,Failed, Hold). You can click on links to go to the detailed list of steps in agiven state.
- Held Areas
- Limit of parallel workers (Throttle)
- Number of actual running workers
- List of Hosts (running agents). There is always at least one Host – Loading Node.
You can change the Throttle for each host by clicking on 3 dots icon and “Set throttle” button:
Then the modal window will be displayed:
Click Set blue button to set the new Throttle for the chosen host.
1.2. Steps
The steps tab presents detailed information about the status of the current batch processing. It consists of:
- Filter menu where you can filter by Name of the step, Status of the step, Area of the step, Processing Host
- List of the steps showing the step name, area that step belongs, Status, Indicator if the step is on the Critical Path, Estimated time of step execution end time, Progress showing the % of step execution, Host name that step is executed on.
You can click on “…” icon on the right to show the context menu:
From the menu you can:
- Show the dependency tree for the chosen step:
- Hold the step (set the status to hold) – it will hold the step execution until un-hold is clicked.
- Force the Local Critical Path – it will set the execution to finish the chosen step as quickly as possible.
1.3. Areas
The Areas tab presents Areas aggregated information about the status of the current batch processing. It consists of:
- Filter that allows to choose the Area.
- Table with Area name, Status of the processing, Number of steps in given status (Running / Held / Failed / Finished / Total steps), Progress bar, Estimated time for completion.
- …” menu allowing to Hold the whole area (this will set all steps that are in Waiting state to Hold state).
1.4. Critical path
The Critical path tab presents the status of the steps on critical path. Itconsists of a graph showing the critical path. There is the progress bar on the bottom of the step showing the progress of processing.
1.5. Process Map
The Process Map tab presents the graph that shows the time consumed by each area:
You can click on each Area to see the time consume by Areas’ steps:
This can be used to visualize the most time consume steps in order to optimize them for future processing.
