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Enrique Ugedo [DevOps Advocate]132 9th February 2023 1 Comment

There is quite some Cube functionality not available when a user logs in via web browser, is Skyline planning to make all that missing functionality available via web browser or any alternate user access (Dashboards, etc)?

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 7th July 2023

Glenn D'Haene [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] commented 9th February 2023

Hey Enrique, not sure what the purpose is of your request but fundamentally both interfaces do have a different use-case.
– The Cube app, is our default app where you as an administrator next to consumption of data, have access to all the configuration/modeling functionalities to setup/configure/grow a dataminer platform
– Today next to the cube we’ve our web based consumer interfaces, ranging from our mobile UI to the dashboards and today low-code APPs. These interfaces more and more are the UIs to consume the data. The low-code APPs do play a big role here. The benefit is that they are purpose, native build, easy & fast.

Did you know that we’ve today capabilities such as ‘DataMiner remote access’. Where you ‘remotely’ without the need of a VPN securely can access the web-based parts (dashboards; apps; etc). Here is more info: https://docs.dataminer.services/user-guide/Cloud_Platform/RemoteAccess/Cloud_Remote_Access.html

And even more interesting is a brand-new functionality called- Remote Cube access… allowing you to access DataMiner Cube remotely, without the need of having VPNs (obviously in full security)… maybe that solves your question? https://community.dataminer.services/new-cloud-services-that-enable-faster-support-are-on-the-way/?hilite=remote+cube

For the latest, just get in touch.

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Hey Enrique, not sure what the purpose is of your request but fundamentally both interfaces do have a different use-case.
– The Cube app, is our default app where you as an administrator next to consumption of data, have access to all the configuration/modeling functionalities to setup/configure/grow a dataminer platform
– Today next to the cube we’ve our web based consumer interfaces, ranging from our mobile UI to the dashboards and today low-code APPs. These interfaces more and more are the UIs to consume the data. The low-code APPs do play a big role here. The benefit is that they are purpose, native build, easy & fast.

Did you know that we’ve today capabilities such as ‘DataMiner remote access’. Where you ‘remotely’ without the need of a VPN securely can access the web-based parts (dashboards; apps; etc). Here is more info: https://docs.dataminer.services/user-guide/Cloud_Platform/RemoteAccess/Cloud_Remote_Access.html

And even more interesting is a brand-new functionality called- Remote Cube access… allowing you to access DataMiner Cube remotely, without the need of having VPNs (obviously in full security)… maybe that solves your question? https://community.dataminer.services/new-cloud-services-that-enable-faster-support-are-on-the-way/?hilite=remote+cube

For the latest, just get in touch.

score 3 · Answer 1 · 2023-02-10T14:05:50+00:00

Hola Enrique, the 'mobile UI' that Glenn is referring to higher is an existing lightweight HMTL5 client user interface that is designed for people within the same organization whose primary responsibility is not necessarily NMS/OSS related, and is described here: Client Architecture - DataMiner Dojo. Meant to be applied on mobile phones and tablet PCs. Hope this helps.

Cube functionality not available via web browser

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