Integration Landscape

The OIM dashboard gives a quick view of integrations configured in OpsHub Integration Manager. Users can check overall health of integrations and know if integrations are working fine or have any failures. Users can navigate directly to integrations, systems, and failures from the dashboard.

Here is a video on how to use the dashboard in OIM:

Graphical View

Login into OpsHub Integration Manager.
Dashboard will appear on home page under Integration Landscape tab.

- Click on ![](../assets/rotate.png) at top right corner of dashboard to rotate graphical representation of integration.

Node: Represents system created in OpsHub Integration Manager.
Branch: Represents that two nodes are connected through integration. Click on branch to view integration in read-only mode. Color of branch depicts status of integration.
- Green: Integration is active.
- Gray: Integration is inactive.
- Red: Job failure in integration.
- Orange: Processing failures in integration.
- Click on to view integration details from dashboard.

In integration details window, the following information is shown:

Entity type(s) integrated.
Flow of integration (Uni-directional or Bi-directional) for each entity type.
For each flow:
- Last processed time: Last time when integration was executed.
- Last processed entity ID: Last entity processed by integration.
- Health: Shows failures, if any, logged in integration.

Filtering the Dashboard by Various Functions

Note: The dashboard display data associated with the currently selected folder, including its child folders. To view data across all folders, select the Default Folder. You can also select any other folder that you have access to.

Users can filter the integrations according to the system and integration status.

Click the funnel icon to view the filter options.

Select the systems and click Filter button. All the integrations that use the selected systems will be displayed.
The available options for integration status are: All, Active, Inactive, and In error. Select one and click Filter.
If “Include from child folders” is enabled, integrations from child folders are also included. This option is enabled by default.
You can try combinations — for example: set Jira as a system filter, Active as an integration status filter, and enable include from child folders to view all active Jira integrations of current folder and its child folders.