Supported widgets

f1 dashboard widgets the f1 dashboard widgets are displayed on the landing page widgets are available within the my dashboard tab, which serves as the default bridge console upon login this section allows users to personalize their workspace based on their roles and preferences by selecting, arranging, and saving widgets as needed users can add widgets by clicking the settings (gear) icon, opening the widgets panel, and dragging the required widgets onto the dashboard canvas the selected layout and configurations are saved automatically for future sessions prerequisites access to landing page widgets requires appropriate arms permissions ensure the following permissions are assigned to the user bundle inventory management bundle network management inventory viewer network viewer aiops viewer account has to subscribe for catalog service on this https //www kyndryl com/bridge → without these permissions, users may not be able to view or interact with the corresponding widgets widget description the following widgets supported my dashboard widgets this list contains all supported widgets for the my dashboard console cpu utilization displays cpu utilization for all network devices by severity red critical – 81% to 100% amber – 51% to 80% green – 0% to 50% memory utilization displays memory utilization for all network devices by severity red critical – 81% to 100% amber – 51% to 80% green – 0% to 50% create incidents over time widget the incident over time widget provides a visual representation of incidents tracked over a defined time it allows users to monitor trends, compare severity levels, and identify spikes or patterns in incident occurrences provides a visual representation of incidents tracked over a defined time period \<font color="#f3f4f6">time period\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">description\</font> daily displays daily recorded incidents over a selected time period weekly displays weekly recorded incidents over a selected time period monthly displays monthly recorded incidents over a selected time period provides different colored lines to represent incident priority levels \<font color="#f3f4f6">indicator\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">priority level\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">severity\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">description\</font> 🔴 p1 critical highest priority, severe incidents requiring immediate action 🟠 p2 high high priority incidents needing urgent attention 🟣 p3 medium moderate impact incidents 🟢 p4 low low priority or minor incidents click view more file ///c /users/hp/documents/work/migrations/kyndryl/batch%20%233/network%20&%20edge/managed%20network%20services/network and edge composition/create incidents over time detail page html for more details about this widget create network device status widget provides a quick summary of network device status and allows easy navigation displays the status of network devices in different stages as given below \<font color="#f3f4f6">color\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">status type \</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">description\</font> 🟦 light blue planned devices planned for future deployment or implementation 🟩 light green production devices currently active in the production environment 🟧 orange archived devices that are no longer actively used and have been archived pink in stock devices available in inventory and ready for deployment 🟪 purple idle devices that are currently not assigned or in use 🟨 yellow others devices categorized outside the standard status groups click view more file ///c /users/hp/documents/work/migrations/kyndryl/batch%20%233/network%20&%20edge/managed%20network%20services/network and edge composition/network device status widget details page html for more details about this widget create network device type widget provides a graphical overview of the distribution of devices across different network categories the widget uses a donut chart with different colours to help users quickly understand the number and proportion of devices within the environment \<font color="#f3f4f6">color\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">device type\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">description\</font> 🟦 blue firewall security devices that monitor and control network traffic 🟩 green switch devices used to connect systems within a network 🟧 orange router devices that route network traffic between networks pink load balancer devices used to distribute workloads across resources 🟪 purple gateway devices that connect networks using different protocols ⬜ light gray hubs basic networking devices used to connect multiple systems 🟩 light green others devices that do not belong to predefined categories click view more file ///c /users/hp/documents/work/migrations/kyndryl/batch%20%233/network%20&%20edge/managed%20network%20services/network and edge composition/network device status widget details page html for more details about this widget display network device type by vendor provides visibility into the total number of devices available for each listed vendor as shown below \<font color="#f3f4f6">color indicator\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">color name\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">device type\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">description\</font> 🟦 light blue firewall security devices that monitor and control network traffic 🟩 light green switch devices used to connect systems within a network 🟧 orange router devices that route traffic between different networks> pink firewalls & security appliances advanced security devices combining firewall and additional protections 🟪 purple wireless access point devices that provide wireless network connectivity 🟨 yellow others devices that do not fall into standard categories display firewalls by vendor provides visibility into vendor diversity, sprawl, and technology standardization the horizontal bar chart shows the number of network devices by firewall vendor as shown below \<font color="#f3f4f6">vendor\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">firewall devices\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">color indicator\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">notes\</font> 🟦 fortinet 4747 devices light blue highest number of firewall devices (dominant in chart) 🟪 cisco very low (small bar) purple minimal firewall presence compared to fortinet 🟨 ibm near zero yellow negligible or no visible firewall count 🟧 fortigate near zero orange very small or barely visible data display load balancer vendors provides clear visibility into the distribution of technologies in use through a horizontal bar chart, users can view the number of network devices categorized by load balancer technology, helping identify vendor spread across the environment \<font color="#f3f4f6">color indicator\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">vendor \</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">number of devices\</font> \<font color="#f3f4f6">description\</font> 🟦 cisco 45 major contributor with the highest number of load balancers 🟩 f5 2–3 minimal number of load balancer devices compared to cisco utilization dashboard docid\ asdcew1d9 cyfppyryadq the utilization dashboard provides detailed insights into cpu and memory usage for network devices over a selected time period it enables users to monitor performance trends, identify anomalies, and take proactive action incidents over time detail page docid\ h4znqdmq3 pqmlpexeaek the incidents over time detail page provides a list of incidents and their details in a single view users can search, filter, and review incident information such as priority, device details, location, and status network device status widget details page docid\ qdd3 rtqbpy 8buescl2v the table displays network device information in different columns