Custom Dashboards Use Cases

Creating a Widget with a Map Chart

1. On the Custom Dashboard main page, click Add New Dashboard in the top right corner, select APP from the Data Source list, and click Create.

2. From the date picker, select the time range, and click Apply. The default time range is Last 6 hours. In this use case, use Last 7 days.

3. To go to the Add New Widget page, click New Widget.

4. Fill out the Widget Name field, select the suitable items, and click OK. The map chart displays in the widget.

   • Widget Name: App Crash

   • Visual Map: Map

   • Metric: App Crashes

   • Geo Dimension: Cities

5. To display the top three cities on the map, select the Map Configuration icon, enter 3, and click OK.

Hovering over a city, such as Amsterdam, reveals the city name and metric values.

Multiple Data Sources

Custom dashboards support multiple data sources, enabling comprehensive analysis across video streams, ads, and application performance within a single dashboard.

Creating a Dashboard with Multiple Data Sources

1. On the Custom Dashboard main page, click Add New Dashboard in the top right corner. In the pop-up window, click Multiple Data Sources and select VSI and APP from the Data Source list, and click Create.

2. From the date picker, select the time range, and click Apply. The default time range is Last 6 hours. In this use case, use Last 7 days.

3. To go to the Add New Widget page, click New Widget.

4. Fill out the fields, select the suitable items, and click OK. The table to track video performance displays in the widget.

   • Data Source: VSI

   • Widget Name: Video Start Failures

   • Visual Map: Table

   • Metrics: VSF

   • Dimension: Device Model

5. Fill out the fields, select the suitable items, and click OK. The table to track app performance displays in the widget.

   • Data Source: APP

   • Widget Name: App Crashes

   • Visual Map: Table

   • Metrics: App Crashes

   • Dimension: Device Model

Overall Analysis

Custom dashboards analyze app and web performance and related factors, including the number of active devices, app crashes, web errors, and active devices over time. Different widget formats display the necessary metrics for comprehensive analysis.

Creating Widgets for Overall Analysis

1. On the Custom Dashboard main page, click Create New Dashboard in the top right corner, fill out the dashboard name, choose Single Data Source, and select APP from the Data Source list, and click Create.

2. From the date picker, select the time range, and click Apply. The default time range is Last 6 hours. In this use case, select October 16 and October 19.

3. To add new widgets, click New Widget.

4. Fill out the Widget Name field, select the suitable items, and click OK. Create widgets one by one based on the table.

1. Check data from the created widgets.