A dashboard currently has a widget that shows the number of active sessions. The team now wants to also track the number of failed logins. There is no existing widget for this. What should the team do?

Replace the active sessions widget with a failed logins widget.

Edit the existing active sessions widget to also show failed logins.

Add a new widget to the dashboard and configure it to display the failed logins metric.

Change the dashboard's refresh interval to include failed logins.

A support team uses a dashboard with four widgets arranged in a 2x2 grid. After a recent review, they decide that the widget showing database connection pool usage is the most important and should be given more visual prominence. The other three widgets should remain visible but smaller. What should the team do to achieve this?

Delete the other three widgets and keep only the database widget on the dashboard.

Move the database widget to the bottom-right corner and leave the layout unchanged.

Resize the database widget to span two columns and reduce the size of the other widgets to fit the layout.

Change the database widget's visualization to a table so it takes up more space.

What happens when you save changes to an existing dashboard in AppDynamics?

The changes are applied to the current dashboard and a new version may be created

The dashboard becomes read-only for all users

All widgets are reset to their default settings

The dashboard is deleted and recreated from scratch

In AppDynamics, how do you add a new widget to an existing dashboard?

Edit the dashboard's JSON configuration directly

Click 'Add Widget' in the dashboard toolbar and configure the widget

Create a new dashboard and copy the old one's settings

Duplicate an existing widget and change its metric

A dashboard is shared with a team of developers. One developer accidentally modified a widget and saved the change, which corrupted the dashboard's layout. The team lead wants to restore the dashboard to its previous state. The dashboard has been saved multiple times since the corruption. What is the best course of action?

Change the dashboard's sharing permissions to prevent further edits.

Manually rearrange the widgets back to the previous layout.

Delete the dashboard and recreate it from scratch.

Use the dashboard's version history to revert to the last known good version.

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A dashboard currently has a widget that shows the number of active sessions. The team now wants to also track the number of failed logins. There is no existing widget for this. What should the team do?
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A support team uses a dashboard with four widgets arranged in a 2x2 grid. After a recent review, they decide that the widget showing database connection pool usage is the most important and should be given more visual prominence. The other three widgets should remain visible but smaller. What should the team do to achieve this?
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What happens when you save changes to an existing dashboard in AppDynamics?
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In AppDynamics, how do you add a new widget to an existing dashboard?
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A dashboard is shared with a team of developers. One developer accidentally modified a widget and saved the change, which corrupted the dashboard's layout. The team lead wants to restore the dashboard to its previous state. The dashboard has been saved multiple times since the corruption. What is the best course of action?
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A dashboard currently has a widget that shows the number of active sessions. The team now wants to also track the number of failed logins. There is no existing widget for this. What should the team do?

What happens when you save changes to an existing dashboard in AppDynamics?

In AppDynamics, how do you add a new widget to an existing dashboard?

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