BLS Session Dashboard
Context
- The Session Dashboard tab offers tools for analyzing the usage of Floating Token Licenses or Elastic Pricing Licenses that are associated with Accounts of which you are a Manager.
Filters
- Given the wealth of information available on the Session Dashboard, you may want to limit the presentation of data to certain subsets.
- You can set filters for:
- Users
- Subscriptions
- Time Periods
- Any filter you define here applies to all Dashboard Views.
Dashboard Views
Charts
- Under the Charts tab, you can view plots for numerous usage metrics:
- Sessions time: total time of usage by day
- Sessions number: total number of sessions by day
- Session result: the failure rate of sessions, e.g., due to connection problems with BLS
- Parallel sessions: number of concurrent users by day
- Max parallel sessions: maximum number of simultaneous user sessions in a day
- Hourly usage: usage by hour
User Information
- The User Information tab provides an overview of the current usage of your Floating Token Licenses for each user. Icons indicate the three possible connection states of each user:
the user is not running BayesiaLab.
the user is currently connected to BLS.
the user is currently "borrowing a token" and running BayesiaLab offline without a connection to BLS.
Subscription Information
- The Subscription Information tab shows the usage for each subscription that is associated with your Account.
Session Details
- The Sessions Details tab lists all User Sessions, past and present.
Actions
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In the Actions column, a Manager can send messages to any User who is currently connected to BLS or, if necessary, close or "kill" any active Session.
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Send Message
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Close Session
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Closing a Session can be helpful, for instance, when a user forgets to close his BayesiaLab session, thus "hogging" a token and preventing another User from starting a Session.
Connection Map
- The Connection Map shows all the locations where your BayesiaLab tokens have been used.
