Organizations increasingly rely on intelligent reporting & analytics on top of data spanning multiple sources and domains. To enable this critical function, the Operations Bridge suite utilizes the OPTIC Data Lake, a component on the ITOM platform that consolidates the data collection and storage of a high volume of data from various Operations Bridge suite components into a common data lake. This white paper introduces the concept of Bring Your Own BI tool, to guide you in building your own reports on top of the OPTIC Data Lake, using example BI tools.
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This guide has been updated to work with Operations Bridge 2022.05 version. It showcases how to consume data from the OPTIC Data Lake and build reports in a BI tool of your choice, using example BI tools (Tableau, Power BI, and Grafana), including some best practices. It provides references to the corresponding Operations Bridge data model documentation.
What's New: This version of the guide has added a Qlik Sense as an additional example BI tool to build reports on data in the OPTIC DL. In addition to the guide showcasing the report building, this version includes few sample reports that have been published in the OpsB-OPTIC-DL-sample-reports.zip file that goes along. The zip includes sample reports for Tableau, in the form of Tableau workbooks, Power BI .pbix file, a json file for importing into Grafana, and a QlikSense app in the form of a qvf file. You can download the samples and use them as-is, hooking them up with your own OPTIC DL, or modify and build on top of them.
This guide has been updated to work with Operations Bridge 2021.05 version. It showcases how to consume data from the OPTIC Data Lake and build reports in a BI tool of your choice, using example BI tools (Tableau, Power BI, and Grafana), including some best practices. It provides references to the corresponding Operations Bridge data model documentation.
What's New: In addition to the guide showcasing the report building, this version includes few sample reports that have been published in the OpsB-OPTIC-DL-sample-reports.zip file that goes along. The zip includes sample reports for Tableau, in the form of Tableau workbooks, Power BI .pbix file, and a json file for importing into Grafana. You can download the samples and use them as-is, hooking them up with your own OPTIC DL, or modify and build on top of them.
This version of the guide has been evaluated to work with Operations Bridge 2020.10 version. The guide showcases how to consume data from COSO Data Lake and build reports in a BI tool of your choice, using example BI tools (Tableau, Power BI, and Grafana), including some best practices. It provides references to the corresponding Operations Bridge data model documentation.
This version of the guide has been evaluated to work with Operations Bridge 2020.08 version. The guide showcases how to consume data from COSO Data Lake and build reports in a BI tool of your choice, using example BI tools (Tableau, Power BI), including some best practices. It provides references to the corresponding Operations Bridge data model documentation.
This version of the guide has been evaluated to work with Operations Bridge 2019.11 version. The guide showcases how to consume data from Store Once and build reports using your own BI tool of choice, using example BI tools (Tableau, Power BI), including some best practices. It provides references to the corresponding Operations Bridge data model documentation.
This version of the guide has been evaluated to work with OpsBridge 2018.11 version.
The guide showcases how to consume data from Store Once and build reports using your own BI tool of choice, using an example BI tool (Power BI), including some best practices. It provides references to corresponding Store Once schema documentation.
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