When creating a KPI dashboard in AppDynamics, which of the following is a required step?

Selecting a data source for each widget

Enabling the dashboard for mobile access

Assigning a custom theme to the dashboard

Setting up an email distribution list for the dashboard

A KPI dashboard was created six months ago, and the metrics it displays are no longer aligned with the company's current KPIs. What is the best course of action?

Change the dashboard's time range to show more data.

Leave the dashboard as is, since historical data may still be useful.

Update the widgets to reflect the current KPIs and remove any obsolete widgets.

Create a new dashboard and delete the old one.

What is the purpose of setting access permissions on a KPI dashboard?

To define the data sources for the dashboard widgets

To set the refresh rate for the dashboard

To control which users can view or edit the dashboard

To specify the visualization type for each widget

A company has a KPI dashboard that is shared with multiple teams. The development team needs to edit the dashboard, but the operations team should only view it. The administrator wants to minimize administrative overhead. What is the best approach?

Create two separate dashboards, one for developers and one for operations, with the same widgets.

Create two user groups, one for developers and one for operations, and share the dashboard with each group with the appropriate access level.

Share the dashboard individually with each developer with Edit access and each operations user with View access.

Share the dashboard with the developers group with Edit access and make the dashboard public for operations.

An administrator is creating a dashboard that needs to show both the number of errors and the error rate as a percentage. What is the best way to configure this?

Add a single number widget that shows the error rate only.

Add a table widget that lists both metrics in columns.

Add two separate widgets: one number widget for the error count and one gauge widget for the error rate.

Add a single line chart widget that shows both metrics on the same chart.

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A KPI dashboard was created six months ago, and the metrics it displays are no longer aligned with the company's current KPIs. What is the best course of action?
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What is the purpose of setting access permissions on a KPI dashboard?
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A company has a KPI dashboard that is shared with multiple teams. The development team needs to edit the dashboard, but the operations team should only view it. The administrator wants to minimize administrative overhead. What is the best approach?
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An administrator is creating a dashboard that needs to show both the number of errors and the error rate as a percentage. What is the best way to configure this?
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