Abstract: In one implementation, a system for managing data includes a tag engine to maintain associations among objects of a data set, an associates engine to identify a first set of objects having a tag that matches a tag coupled to a focal object, a filter engine to identify a second set of objects based on the filter evaluated on the first set of objects, and a load engine to cause the second set of objects to load for display in a window of a UI.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for causing display of a subset of objects of a data set can including causing a first visual indication to display at a first area of a user interface that a first object is a focal object, causing a second area of the user interface to display a filter applied to the data set, and causing a third area of the user interface to display a subset of objects of the data set based on the focal object and the filter.

Abstract: In some examples, a method includes receiving a data packet through a datapath configured by a data source. The datapath may specify a data dimension of data communicated through the data packet. The method may also include identifying, from the data packet, a particular dimension value for the data dimension specified in the datapath and dispatching the data of the data packet to a virtual data channel specific to the particular dimension value to support presentation of the data through a dashboard.

Abstract: Displaying information technology conditions with heat maps includes determining a severity value of current issues for each configuration item in an information technology system; generating a graph of the configuration items that visually depicts topological relationships between the configuration items, the graph having a heat map overlay; and assigning pixel colors for each configuration item in the heat map overlay according to their severity value.

Abstract: Dashboard data representing a digital dashboard generated by a dashboard editor may be received. The digital dashboard may include a data widget to display metric data related to a metric. The data widget may be associated with a data source to receive the metric data from the data source. In response to the dashboard data representing the digital dashboard being loaded by a dashboard viewer for display, the metric data may be sent from the data source to the dashboard viewer so that the dashboard viewer is to display the metric data in the data widget.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for causing display of a subset of objects of a data set can including causing a first visual indication to display at a first area of a user interface that a first object is a focal object, causing a second area of the user interface to display a filter applied to the data set, and causing a third area of the user interface to display a subset of objects of the data set based on the focal object and the filter.

Abstract: In one implementation, a system for managing data includes a tag engine to maintain associations among objects of a data set, an associates engine to identify a first set of objects having a tag that matches a tag coupled to a focal object, a filter engine to identify a second set of objects based on the filter evaluated on the first set of objects, and a load engine to cause the second set of objects to load for display in a window of a UI.

Abstract: In some examples, a method includes receiving a data packet through a datapath configured by a data source. The datapath may specify a data dimension of data communicated through the data packet. The method may also include identifying, from the data packet, a particular dimension value for the data dimension specified in the datapath and dispatching the data of the data packet to a virtual data channel specific to the particular dimension value to support presentation of the data through a dashboard.

Abstract: Dashboard data representing a digital dashboard generated by a dashboard editor may be received. The digital dashboard may include a data widget to display metric data related to a metric. The data widget may be associated with a data source to receive the metric data from the data source. In response to the dashboard data representing the digital dashboard being loaded by a dashboard viewer for display, the metric data may be sent from the data source to the dashboard viewer so that the dashboard viewer is to display the metric data in the data widget.

Abstract: Hotspot identification can include receiving data indicating a plurality of reported events each associated with a respective number of configuration items (CIs) of a plurality of CIs and receiving data indicating a topological dependency of each of the plurality of CIs. Hotspot identification can include assigning a weight to each of the respective number of CIs, assigning a weight to CIs of the plurality of CIs having a topological dependency from the respective number of CIs, and identifying the hotspot having a weight assigned thereto that satisfies a hotspot weight threshold.

Abstract: Displaying information technology conditions with heat maps includes determining a severity value of current issues for each configuration item in an information technology system; generating a graph of the configuration items that visually depicts topological relationships between the configuration items, the graph having a heat map overlay; and assigning pixel colors for each configuration item in the heat map overlay according to their severity value.

Abstract: Hotspot identification can include receiving data indicating a plurality of reported events each associated with a respective number of configuration items (CIs) of a plurality of CIs and receiving data indicating a topological dependency of each of the plurality of CIs. Hotspot identification can include assigning a weight to each of the respective number of CIs, assigning a weight to CIs of the plurality of CIs having a topological dependency from the respective number of CIs, and identifying the hotspot having a weight assigned thereto that satisfies a hotspot weight threshold.