Dashboard

The Dashboard page uses charts, graphs, and tables to display information for the following Device Trust Manager asset types.

Devices
Jobs
Deployments
Certificates
Device groups

View dashboards

Sign in to your DigiCert ONE® Device Trust Manager account.
In DigiCert ONE, in the Manager menu (top right), select DigiCert® Device Trust Manager.
Select Dashboard.
Select the desired dashboard section (Device, Jobs, Deployments, Certificates, Device groups).

Device dashboards

Review the following device dashboards:

Tabela 1. Device dashboards

Dashboard name	Description
Device states	This table displays the total number of devices for the specified time period, organized by the device’s state. A device's state can be: Registered This state indicates that a device: Has registered with Device Trust Manager Contains the birth credentials necessary to authenticate with Device Trust Manager to request provisioning Provisioned This state indicates that a device: Has communicated with Device Trust Manager (via the Rendezvous service) Has received certificates and software packages Disabled This state indicates a device that has been disabled. Disabled devices cannot communicate with the Device Trust Manager platform. Other You can hover over the bars to view the exact number of devices for the corresponding time period.
Devices by state	This table displays the total number of devices for the specified time period, organized by the device’s state. A device's state can be: Registered This state indicates that a device: Has registered with Device Trust Manager Contains the birth credentials necessary to authenticate with Device Trust Manager to request provisioning Provisioned This state indicates that a device: Has communicated with Device Trust Manager (via the Rendezvous service) Has received certificates and software packages Disabled This state indicates a device that has been disabled. Disabled devices cannot communicate with the Device Trust Manager platform. Other
Device connection status	This graph displays connected devices and not connected devices within a specified time frame. The not connected status indicates that a devices does not have an active MQTT connection with Device Trust Manager's Rendezvous service. In this case, the device may be turned off or only connects on a scheduled basis. You can hover over the plot lines on the chart to view the exact number of devices for the corresponding time period.

Dashboard name

Description

Device states

This table displays the total number of devices for the specified time period, organized by the device’s state.

A device's state can be:

Registered
- This state indicates that a device:
  - Has registered with Device Trust Manager
  - Contains the birth credentials necessary to authenticate with Device Trust Manager to request provisioning
Provisioned
- This state indicates that a device:
  - Has communicated with Device Trust Manager (via the Rendezvous service)
    Has received certificates and software packages
Disabled
- This state indicates a device that has been disabled.
  - Disabled devices cannot communicate with the Device Trust Manager platform.
Other

You can hover over the bars to view the exact number of devices for the corresponding time period.

Devices by state

This table displays the total number of devices for the specified time period, organized by the device’s state.

A device's state can be:

Registered
- This state indicates that a device:
  - Has registered with Device Trust Manager
  - Contains the birth credentials necessary to authenticate with Device Trust Manager to request provisioning
Provisioned
- This state indicates that a device:
  - Has communicated with Device Trust Manager (via the Rendezvous service)
    Has received certificates and software packages
Disabled
- This state indicates a device that has been disabled.
  - Disabled devices cannot communicate with the Device Trust Manager platform.
Other

Device connection status

This graph displays connected devices and not connected devices within a specified time frame.

The not connected status indicates that a devices does not have an active MQTT connection with Device Trust Manager's Rendezvous service.
- In this case, the device may be turned off or only connects on a scheduled basis.

You can hover over the plot lines on the chart to view the exact number of devices for the corresponding time period.

Job dashboards

A job facilitates batch processing within Device Trust Manager.

Specifically, you can create a job for:

Delegating batch registration of devices, including issuance of bootstrap certificates
Batch issuance of secondary bootstrap or operational certificates
Configuring a deployment to device groups

Review the following job dashboards:

Tabela 2. Job dashboards

Dashboard name	Description
Batch device registration	This graph displays successful or unsuccessful registrations for multiple devices via a batch job. You can hover over the bars to view the specific number of devices that successfully or unsuccessfully registered for the corresponding time period.
Recent jobs	This table displays the following information for recently executed jobs: Job This column displays the alias of the job. Type This column displays the job type, which can be: Batch device registration With this job type, you can register multiple devices as a batch job. Afterwards, you can issue bootstrap certificates and generate bootstrap configurations for the registered devices. Batch certificate issuance With this job type, after a device has been registered, you can issue secondary bootstrap or operational certificates. Result This column displays the outcome of the job, which can be completed or failed. Run date This column displays the date and time that the job was executed.

Dashboard name

Description

Batch device registration

This graph displays successful or unsuccessful registrations for multiple devices via a batch job.

You can hover over the bars to view the specific number of devices that successfully or unsuccessfully registered for the corresponding time period.

Recent jobs

This table displays the following information for recently executed jobs:

Job
- This column displays the alias of the job.
Type
- This column displays the job type, which can be:
  - Batch device registration
    With this job type, you can register multiple devices as a batch job. Afterwards, you can issue bootstrap certificates and generate bootstrap configurations for the registered devices.
  - Batch certificate issuance
    With this job type, after a device has been registered, you can issue secondary bootstrap or operational certificates.
Result
- This column displays the outcome of the job, which can be completed or failed.
Run date
- This column displays the date and time that the job was executed.

Deployments dashboards

Review the following deployment dashboards:

Tabela 3. Deployment dashboards

Dashboard name	Description
Deployment state	This graph displays the number of deployments and their corresponding state, which can be: Active This state indicates one of the following situations: A user selected the deploy now deployment option. A user selected the schedule later deployment option, and the configured deployment time has started. For multi-phased deployments, any phase that is currently deployed will be labeled as active. A deployment has not reached its deployment limit, based on the configured device count or time. Every target device in the deployment has not reached an end-device deployment status (success or failed). Scheduled This state indicates that a user selected the schedule later deployment option, and the deployment has not yet been released. Completed This state indicates one of the following situations: A deployment has been completed, where every target device has reached a sub-state (success or failed). For multi-phase deployments, every phase has been completed. A deployment has reached its deployment limit, based on the configured device count or time. Aborted This state indicates that a scheduled or active deployment has been manually canceled by the user. You can hover over the bars on the graph to view the exact number of deployments for the corresponding time period.
Deployments by state	This table displays the total number of deployments and their corresponding state, which can be: Active This state indicates one of the following situations: A user selected the deploy now deployment option. A user selected the schedule later deployment option, and the configured deployment time has started. For multi-phased deployments, any phase that is currently deployed will be labeled as active. A deployment has not reached its deployment limit, based on the configured device count or time. Every target device in the deployment has not reached an end-device deployment status (success or failed). Scheduled This state indicates that a user selected the schedule later deployment option, and the deployment has not yet been released. Completed This state indicates one of the following situations: A deployment has been completed, where every target device has reached a sub-state (success or failed). For multi-phase deployments, every phase has been completed. A deployment has reached its deployment limit, based on the configured device count or time. Aborted This state indicates that a scheduled or active deployment has been manually canceled by the user.

Dashboard name

Description

Deployment state

This graph displays the number of deployments and their corresponding state, which can be:

Active
- This state indicates one of the following situations:
  - A user selected the deploy now deployment option.
  - A user selected the schedule later deployment option, and the configured deployment time has started.
  - For multi-phased deployments, any phase that is currently deployed will be labeled as active.
  - A deployment has not reached its deployment limit, based on the configured device count or time.
  - Every target device in the deployment has not reached an end-device deployment status (success or failed).
Scheduled
- This state indicates that a user selected the schedule later deployment option, and the deployment has not yet been released.
Completed
- This state indicates one of the following situations:
  - A deployment has been completed, where every target device has reached a sub-state (success or failed).
  - For multi-phase deployments, every phase has been completed.
  - A deployment has reached its deployment limit, based on the configured device count or time.
Aborted
- This state indicates that a scheduled or active deployment has been manually canceled by the user.

You can hover over the bars on the graph to view the exact number of deployments for the corresponding time period.

Deployments by state

This table displays the total number of deployments and their corresponding state, which can be:

Active
- This state indicates one of the following situations:
  - A user selected the deploy now deployment option.
  - A user selected the schedule later deployment option, and the configured deployment time has started.
  - For multi-phased deployments, any phase that is currently deployed will be labeled as active.
  - A deployment has not reached its deployment limit, based on the configured device count or time.
  - Every target device in the deployment has not reached an end-device deployment status (success or failed).
Scheduled
- This state indicates that a user selected the schedule later deployment option, and the deployment has not yet been released.
Completed
- This state indicates one of the following situations:
  - A deployment has been completed, where every target device has reached a sub-state (success or failed).
  - For multi-phase deployments, every phase has been completed.
  - A deployment has reached its deployment limit, based on the configured device count or time.
Aborted
- This state indicates that a scheduled or active deployment has been manually canceled by the user.

Certificates dashboard

Tabela 4. Certificates dashboard

Dashboard name	Description
Certificates issued	This graph displays the number of bootstrap and operational certificates that have been issued. Bootstrap certificates are used to securely onboard and authenticate new devices onto a network. Operational certificates are used to secure and authenticate existing devices already on a network. You can hover over the plot lines on the graph to view the exact number of certificates for the corresponding time period.

Dashboard name

Description

Certificates issued

This graph displays the number of bootstrap and operational certificates that have been issued.

Bootstrap certificates are used to securely onboard and authenticate new devices onto a network.
Operational certificates are used to secure and authenticate existing devices already on a network.

You can hover over the plot lines on the graph to view the exact number of certificates for the corresponding time period.

Device groups dashboards

A device group is used to manage and organize devices as a collection. All registered devices must be associated with a device group.

Tabela 5. Device groups dashboard

Dashboard name	Description
Device groups by division	This graph displays device groups, organized by its corresponding division. A division is used to organize and manage IoT devices and certificates. You can hover over the plot lines on the graph to view the exact number of device groups for the corresponding division.

Dashboard name

Description

Device groups by division

This graph displays device groups, organized by its corresponding division.

A division is used to organize and manage IoT devices and certificates.

You can hover over the plot lines on the graph to view the exact number of device groups for the corresponding division.

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