Enabling Optional Features
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Enabling Optional Features
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Several optional features can be enabled (or disabled) for Operations Manager ("Ops Manager") by setting the appropriate properties via its service configuration. This page:
- Demonstrates how to use Admin Essentials to set those properties.
- Provides a reference list of configurable properties.
Configuring Properties in Ops Manager
To enable or disable optional features in Ops Manager:
- Launch Admin Essentials from the Itential Automation Platform (IAP) dashboard.
- Select OperationsManager from the Applications list displayed on the side navigation menu. The Configuration tab displays, showing a checklist of configurable properties (Figure 1).
- Enable or disable a property (feature) by clicking its checkbox.
- Save your changes by clicking the Save ( ) button located above the Properties list.
Figure 1: Operations Manager Service Configuration
Service Config Editor
Using the toogle switch in the upper-right, properties can also be enabled or disabled via the Advanced editing view, which displays the current service configuration in JSON format. For example, to enable the maximizeJobTasksOnLoad
property, you can define it under the properties
key as follows:
"properties" : {
"maximizeJobTasksOnLoad": true
}
Properties Reference
The following property features can be enabled or disabled for Operations Manager.
Property | Description |
---|---|
maximizeJobTasksOnLoad |
Maximizes the Job Details panel by default when opening job visualizations (the Job Details view). |
actionableTasksInJobsTable |
Adds an Actionable Tasks column to the Jobs table which lists all of the actionable tasks present in each displayed job. Users may also claim actionable tasks from this column. For performance reasons, enabling this feature limits the maximum number of rows displayed on the Jobs table to 50. |
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