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Overview

This section walks you through the concepts of Chaos dashboard and how you can visualize different aspects of a chaos experiment.

Dashboards help visualize important metrics and data associated with your experiment runs. They help create an at-a-glance summary to understand the behavior of data. They are also used for business analysis to gain actionable insights into data.

Chaos dashboard​

Chaos dashboard is an interactive user interface that manages, visualizes, and monitors chaos experiments. It helps visualize various features associated with a chaos experiment. It provides a visual of entities in the form of a bar graph, along with a tabular representation of the visualized data.

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For SAAS, this feature is currently behind the feature flag, CHAOS_DASHBOARD_ENABLED. Contact Harness Support to enable this feature. Contact your sales representative to check if you are eligible for the on-prem platform.

View a chaos dashboard​

To view a chaos dashboard, follow the steps below.

Step 1. Navigate to Chaos Dashboards​

  • Navigate to Chaos Dashboards.

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Step 2. Go to Dashboards​

  • Click Go to Dashboards.

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Step 3. Select Chaos from list of modules​

  • From the modules displayed at the top, select Chaos. You can see a number of predefined chaos dashboards. You can either select one of the experiments or create a new dashboard. Here, you can select a predefined chaos dashboards.

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Step 4. Predefined dashboard​

  • You will see multiple visualizations in this predefined dashboard.
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The values represented in the dashboards refer to previous week, month, and year. These visualizations don't consider the ongoing (or current) week, month, or year.

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You can view the data, and download the data in different formats (such as JSON, excel, and so on.) download-data

Next steps​