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Using the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) response header
To enable the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) response header. Open the settings.yml file located in the Arc installation directory and add the following parameter:
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Using TLS protocols v1.2+ with Arc
To enable Arc to use only TLS protocols (v1.2+) and ciphers that are known to be secure:
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How to activate auto-save processes in Arc
Starting with Arc v3.4, Arc can now auto-save your process at a specific interval. This is handy to avoid losing your code if you get an internet connection issue.
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Enabling TLS protocols in Arc
# Use only TLS protocols (v1.2+) and ciphers that are known to be secure
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Arc features comparison table (On-Premise vs IBM PA SaaS)
Arc can connect to many IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) instances: TM1 can be self-hosted (on-premise or on your private cloud such as AWS, Google Cloud… or on IBM PA Cloud (Planning Analytics Software as a Service).
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Using Arc when TM1 instances are hosted on the IBM Cloud SaaS
This article explains the different ways of using Arc when IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) instances are hosted on the IBM Cloud SaaS.
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Using IBM ID with Arc
When your IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) instances are hosted in the IBM Cloud SaaS (PA SaaS), you can use your IBM ID credentials with Arc.
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Grouping TM1 servers and instances in Arc
Starting with Arc v2.4, we have added additional support for multiple admin hosts and connections so you can group them together and toggle between the groups, we have called them Server Groups. This is targeted at environments that have many admin hosts and connections:
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Getting started with Slice
Slice is free, easy to install with few dependencies, connected directly to the TM1 REST API, works over the internet, has built-in support for hierarchies, supports existing reports built in Perspectives and formula mode in PA for Excel.
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How to install the Slice license
This article explains how to install the Slice license. In the Slice ribbon, if some features are greyed out like below, it means that your license has expired: