What’s new in the documentation for the 10.6.1 release?

The DataMiner documentation is continuously growing and improving. That’s why from time to time we like to provide you with a summary of all things new in the DataMiner Docs.

Here’s a quick overview of the changes we’ve added to the documentation for DataMiner 10.6.1:

• Relational anomalies are now visible in trend graphs. They appear as tags directly on the graph, so you can immediately identify where deviations occurred.
• Node edge graphs in low-code apps now support node movement events. You can trigger custom actions when a node is repositioned, and the new Default mode setting determines whether the graph opens ready to edit or view-only.
• Preset templates are now available for grid, maps, table, and timeline components in Dashboards and Low-Code Apps — perfect for getting started quickly without designing everything from scratch.
• Sharing dashboards has become more flexible:
  • Dashboard reports can now be generated not only as PDFs, but also in HTML and CSV format.
  • Private dashboards can now be shared via cloud share. Previously, this was limited to public dashboards.
• GQI-related operations in DataMiner web applications now use the GQI DxM by default.
• The DomInstances CRUD helper now supports fetching only a chosen subset of fields from DomInstance objects. This minimizes data transfer and can greatly improve performance for scenarios where only a few fields are required.
• BrokerGateway-managed NATS is now the default for DataMiner Systems, delivering more robust, carefree NATS communication. When upgrading to 10.6.0 or higher, a prerequisite will verify that the DMS has completed the migration to BrokerGateway.

But those are not the only things we’ve changed recently!

• All advanced analytics features, from trend prediction to relational anomaly detection to automatic alarm grouping, are now consolidated in the new Augmented operations section.
• The Cube documentation has been restructured and expanded, including clearer explanations of the Cube start window and the Cube upgrade process.
• A short new video walks you through creating and configuring a trend template and assigning it to specific parameters of an element.
• We’re continuing the major improvement effort for the Dashboards & Low-Code Apps documentation. In this round:
  • The node edge graph component page has been fully rewritten.
  • New information has been added on configuring a video thumbnail in a web component.
  • Tutorials have been reorganized by difficulty level so you can find the right starting point more easily.

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