Do you know what is happening on your IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) applications? Do you understand why it happened? How do you migrate changes to production while reducing server downtime? Pulse can help you with all of this…
Arc v2.4 introduces a new exciting feature targeted at environments that have many admin hosts and connections, it is called server groups. It is now possible to group multiple IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) admin hosts and connections together and toggle between the groups:
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:
When Pulse is monitoring IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) hosted on the IBM Cloud, starting with Pulse v6.0.3, you can now use your IBM ID to login to Pulse.
Pulse v5.8 introduces a brand-new report, the System Summary report. This report will help TM1 administrators to monitor the health of their TM1 instances.
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.
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:
Most of the errors when using the Pulse migration features are coming from misconfiguration. If you haven’t used Pulse for a while, it is recommended to go through this checklist before using the Pulse migration feature:
