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Learn how to add and configure gadgets in dashboards |
Overview
We already learnt in What is a Gadget? that gadgets are the main components of a dashboard. They are in charge of displaying the information using the best metaphor to visualize it.
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Name. Where you describe what it is about, so that everyone can understand it with a quick glance. Try to be precise and concise, and not too verbose. Sometimes it’s useful to indicate the datasource, for example, for those cases where you connect to different Jira instances.
Datasource. This is the source of truth, the origin of the data. Review Learn about Datasources if you haven’t done it yet.
Configure gadgets
First of all, you need to enter in edition mode, for doing so, click on the Edit button in the right top navigation bar.
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The last option before clicking on Save, is common to all gadgets “Use this setting to configure empty compatible gadgets”. If you enable this toggle, all the gadgets with a compatible configuration will be configured equally, so you spend less time doing it
Finally, click Save.
Add gadgets
In the edition mode, remember, click on the Edit button in the right top navigation bar, you’ll see new controls in the middle of the top navigation bar:
Click on the ➕ add gadget button to open the gadgets catalog menu (see Gadgets: KPIs and Metrics for a complete list of available gadgets).
Access the set of gadgets available for each of the provided integrations (see Dashboard Integrations for a complete list of available integrations), select the one you want to add to the current dashboard.
Fill the configuration settings and click Add.
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