How to copy an existing dashboard to the new project in appdynamics.
You can export the dashboard and you will get the json version of your dashboard.(The export button is located top of the your dashboard page)
This json file can be easily editable with any editor and you can replace the Application and/or other properties which contain on of your dashboards.
https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO45/Import+and+Export+Custom+Dashboards+and+Templates+Using+the+UI
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I have to add custom field into folder information popup. when we clicking on the "Update Folder Information"
How to complete this?
Metadata fields are configured in the Configuration Manager (Administration -> Admin Applets -> Configuration Manager -> Information Fields). But...
Folders can't carry metadata like documents can. If you configure a metadata field, it won't be part of the folder configuration. It will only let you set default metadata for documents put in that folder.
I am working on a project and I need to insert some of Kibana Graphs in the app.
I've created a Kibana Dashboard using a JSON file, to visualize the index a specific index from Elasticsearch.
I want to automatize the creation of the Dashboard to use it with different indexes. Elasticsearch/ Kibana 7.1.1
Not sure there is a more elegant way, but what you can do is:
Export the dashboard(s) and include the related objects under: Management -> Saved Objects
Edit the exported .ndjson file. For example if you are building on the index pattern filebeat-* search for that and replace it with whatever you want to change it to.
Reimport the .ndjson file under Import in the Saved Objects.
I have deployed my Elasticsearch server to the cloud: cloud.elastic.co
I have seen stopwords and synonyms documentation, which explain stopwords.txt/synonyms.txt files could be copied under config folder... but how can I do this on a cloud server?
I know I can pass the stopwords in an array, but using a file, it would be easier to update them:
Updating stopwords is easier if you specify them in a file with the
stopwords_path parameter. You can just update the file (on every node
in the cluster) and then force the analyzers to be re-created by
either of these actions
You have to use Custom Plugins section to manage any custom plugins, scripts or dictionaries (stopwords, synonymns, etc.)
Steps:
Create a zip file with the following directory structure:
.
|__ dictionaries
|__ stopwords.txt
Login to elastic cloud and go to Custom Plugins section
Click on Add Plugin
Fill in the relevant details and for the section Plugin Type select A bundle containing a dictionary or script
Click on Create Plugin
Go back to the Custom plugins page and click on the new plugin you just added.
Scroll to the bottom and upload the zip file created in first step.
Now you have to update your cluster so that its available to all the nodes. To do this follow the steps below:
Click on Deployment
Select your cluster/deployment form the page
On the menu in the left click on Edit.
Scroll to the section Elasticsearch plugins and settings on the
page. Click on Manage plugins and settings.
From the expanded list select your bundle (located under Custom
Plugins section in the expanded list).
On the bottom of the page click on Save Changes
Wait for the update activity to complete. Once completed you can now use stopwords.txt as below:
"stopwords_path": "stopwords.txt"
Here is the complete elastic cloud documentation.
Documentation page for adding plugin/script/dictionary is here.
Is there a way to manage model attributes visibility inside admin panel per action? Suppose I've generated Project API with name and slug attributes via the CLI. I want to hide slug from new and edit actions and use beforeCreate callback to generate it. Can I override the view or there are relative settings?
The logic used to populate admin fields is mainly contained in this file: https://github.com/wistityhq/strapi-generate-admin/blob/master/files/api/admin/public/src/strapi/explorer/explorer.service.js#L25
If you want to add specific behavior for some fields, please add custom code in this file. To do so:
cd api/admin/public/src/
npm install (node 4 required)
gulp serve
visit http://localhost:3002
edit the logic here: https://github.com/wistityhq/strapi-generate-admin/blob/master/files/api/admin/public/src/strapi/explorer/explorer.service.js#L25
finally, run gulp dist to save your updates
In a next Strapi version, admin fields display will be probably based on an external JSON file or on an adminOptions field located in each attribute of myModel.settings.json files.
I have several assets under /content/dam/myassets in AEM 6
I've given a custom property to each of these assets with the name of dc:location.
Is there a way that I can show this property on the asset's properties page so that users can see and edit it? This is how the property page looks at the moment.
What I've tried
I've added loc property under /apps/dam/content (shown below) but still I can't see it on the properties page.
There's a GUI for modifying the Asset Metadata forms. To get there, select Tools > Assets > Metadata Schemas from the left rail. Documentation can be found at http://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-1/administer/content/assets/metadata-schemas.html.