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Nikita Pande updated AMBARI-26506:
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Description:
The Widget Browser is essentially a pop-up dialog or panel within the Ambari
Web UI that provides a centralized interface for:
# *Discovering Available Widgets:* It lists all the pre-defined (default)
widgets that are part of the service's stack definition, as well as any custom
widgets created by users.
# *Adding Widgets to the Dashboard:* Users can select widgets from the
available list and add them to the service's "Metrics" dashboard for quick
viewing.
# *Removing Widgets from the Dashboard:* Conversely, users can remove widgets
they no longer wish to see on their current dashboard view.
# *Creating New Custom Widgets:* It provides a wizard-driven interface to
build entirely new widgets based on any metric that Ambari is already
collecting for that service.
# *Editing Existing Custom Widgets:* Users can modify the properties of
widgets they have created (or shared widgets if they have permissions).
# *Deleting Custom Widgets:* Users can permanently delete widgets they have
created.
# *Sharing Widgets:* Custom widgets can be shared with other Ambari users
within the same cluster.
> Ambari Web React: Services Metrics Action - Widget Browser
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> Key: AMBARI-26506
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMBARI-26506
> Project: Ambari
> Issue Type: Story
> Reporter: Nikita Pande
> Priority: Major
>
> The Widget Browser is essentially a pop-up dialog or panel within the Ambari
> Web UI that provides a centralized interface for:
> # *Discovering Available Widgets:* It lists all the pre-defined (default)
> widgets that are part of the service's stack definition, as well as any
> custom widgets created by users.
> # *Adding Widgets to the Dashboard:* Users can select widgets from the
> available list and add them to the service's "Metrics" dashboard for quick
> viewing.
> # *Removing Widgets from the Dashboard:* Conversely, users can remove
> widgets they no longer wish to see on their current dashboard view.
> # *Creating New Custom Widgets:* It provides a wizard-driven interface to
> build entirely new widgets based on any metric that Ambari is already
> collecting for that service.
> # *Editing Existing Custom Widgets:* Users can modify the properties of
> widgets they have created (or shared widgets if they have permissions).
> # *Deleting Custom Widgets:* Users can permanently delete widgets they have
> created.
> # *Sharing Widgets:* Custom widgets can be shared with other Ambari users
> within the same cluster.
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