And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hi Pavan,

The list labels are being displayed according to the attribute definition of the attribute in Database Configuration. You can see the definition of the view in the VIEWMANAGER table in Health.

Hope this helps.

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hello Liliana, 

Thanks for your quick response. I am trying to find a how label populated for below the attribute. We have few fields populated from AHSCORE. I am not sure how the title CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE getting populated.  Because, In Manage columns lookup, I selected AHSCORE_1031.VALUE. This is actually fetching via relationship. I am hitting my head for last one day :(  

Also, how can I modify the Title labels by configuration changes? 

Hi Pavan,

The list labels are being displayed according to the attribute definition of the attribute in Database Configuration. You can see the definition of the view in the VIEWMANAGER table in Health.

Hope this helps.

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hi Pavan,

The column tables in the Health UI List screen can be easily added, removed or shifted by drag / drop functionality. To explain see the attached screenshots.

A: open the column editor
B: Manage the columns
C: Add new attributes (also the custom added attributes will be selectable as long as you have enabled them in the corresponding object structure (mxapiasset in this case)
D: remove columns:

move columns (drag & drop) just by clicking a certain column attribute and move it to any desired sequence:

Move from

Move to

Another approach is to create an object structure for the VIEWMANAGER object, and upload the view via a loader tool (e.g. MXLoader), the view itself is a json file which looks like this:

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hello Jan,

Thank you for detailed explanation.  I checked MXAPIASSET but still i  don't see AHSCORE table in that Object Structure. I'm still wondering how CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE getting populated. 

Thanks again for prompt response.:) 

I have access to MAF Tool but cannot find "CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE" in APP.XML. I 'm actually curious to learn more about modifying Title Labels. 

Also the other approach you proposed - through MIF. Can you throw more insights about this solution, like how can we forward with few steps :)

Thanks, 

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Pavan,

The column tables in the Health UI List screen can be easily added, removed or shifted by drag / drop functionality. To explain see the attached screenshots.

A: open the column editor
B: Manage the columns
C: Add new attributes (also the custom added attributes will be selectable as long as you have enabled them in the corresponding object structure (mxapiasset in this case)
D: remove columns:

move columns (drag & drop) just by clicking a certain column attribute and move it to any desired sequence:

Move from

Move to

Another approach is to create an object structure for the VIEWMANAGER object, and upload the view via a loader tool (e.g. MXLoader), the view itself is a json file which looks like this:

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hello Jan,

Thank you for detailed explanation.  I checked MXAPIASSET but still i  don't see AHSCORE table in that Object Structure. I'm still wondering how CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE getting populated. 

Thanks again for prompt response.:) 

I have access to MAF Tool but cannot find "CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE" in APP.XML. I 'm actually curious to learn more about modifying Title Labels. 

Also the other approach you proposed - through MIF. Can you throw more insights about this solution, like how can we forward with few steps :)

Thanks, 

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Pavan,

The column tables in the Health UI List screen can be easily added, removed or shifted by drag / drop functionality. To explain see the attached screenshots.

A: open the column editor
B: Manage the columns
C: Add new attributes (also the custom added attributes will be selectable as long as you have enabled them in the corresponding object structure (mxapiasset in this case)
D: remove columns:

move columns (drag & drop) just by clicking a certain column attribute and move it to any desired sequence:

Move from

Move to

Another approach is to create an object structure for the VIEWMANAGER object, and upload the view via a loader tool (e.g. MXLoader), the view itself is a json file which looks like this:

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Pavan, I used the mxloader to upload all Health related data (and in the correct load sequence (otherwise it doesn't work). You need the following object structures for that.

1. OS: MXAPIEXPGROUP - MBO: EXPGROUP
2. OS: MXAPIAPMOBJECTATTR - MBO: APMSCOREOBJECTATTR
3. OS: MXAPIAHBLTHRESHOLD - MBO: AHBLTHRESHOLD Note:  First delete all thresholds and ranges before adding new ones - Action = Delete + run -> Action = AdChange + Run
4. OS: MXAPIAHFACTORLIB - MBO: AHFACTORLIB
5. OS: MXAPIAHDRIVERLIB - MBO: AHDRIVERLIB for Driver factors
6. OS: MXAPIAHDRIVERLIB - MBO: AHDRIVERLIB for Method Drivers (you can't uplaod driver factors and method drivers in one single action, that's why it must be loaded in 2 steps)
7. OS: MXAPIEXPGROUP - MBO: EXPGROUP just for activation after all dependencies are uploaded
8. OS: MXAPIVIEWMANAGER - MBO: VIEWMANAGER - to load all standard and custom views.

Hello Jan,

Thank you for detailed explanation.  I checked MXAPIASSET but still i  don't see AHSCORE table in that Object Structure. I'm still wondering how CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE getting populated. 

Thanks again for prompt response.:) 

I have access to MAF Tool but cannot find "CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE" in APP.XML. I 'm actually curious to learn more about modifying Title Labels. 

Also the other approach you proposed - through MIF. Can you throw more insights about this solution, like how can we forward with few steps :)

Thanks, 

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Pavan,

The column tables in the Health UI List screen can be easily added, removed or shifted by drag / drop functionality. To explain see the attached screenshots.

A: open the column editor
B: Manage the columns
C: Add new attributes (also the custom added attributes will be selectable as long as you have enabled them in the corresponding object structure (mxapiasset in this case)
D: remove columns:

move columns (drag & drop) just by clicking a certain column attribute and move it to any desired sequence:

Move from

Move to

Another approach is to create an object structure for the VIEWMANAGER object, and upload the view via a loader tool (e.g. MXLoader), the view itself is a json file which looks like this:

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hello Jan, 

Thank for your valuable time. I got related title labels from APMSCOREOBJECTATTR table.

Pavan, I used the mxloader to upload all Health related data (and in the correct load sequence (otherwise it doesn't work). You need the following object structures for that.

1. OS: MXAPIEXPGROUP - MBO: EXPGROUP
2. OS: MXAPIAPMOBJECTATTR - MBO: APMSCOREOBJECTATTR
3. OS: MXAPIAHBLTHRESHOLD - MBO: AHBLTHRESHOLD Note:  First delete all thresholds and ranges before adding new ones - Action = Delete + run -> Action = AdChange + Run
4. OS: MXAPIAHFACTORLIB - MBO: AHFACTORLIB
5. OS: MXAPIAHDRIVERLIB - MBO: AHDRIVERLIB for Driver factors
6. OS: MXAPIAHDRIVERLIB - MBO: AHDRIVERLIB for Method Drivers (you can't uplaod driver factors and method drivers in one single action, that's why it must be loaded in 2 steps)
7. OS: MXAPIEXPGROUP - MBO: EXPGROUP just for activation after all dependencies are uploaded
8. OS: MXAPIVIEWMANAGER - MBO: VIEWMANAGER - to load all standard and custom views.

Hello Jan,

Thank you for detailed explanation.  I checked MXAPIASSET but still i  don't see AHSCORE table in that Object Structure. I'm still wondering how CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE getting populated. 

Thanks again for prompt response.:) 

I have access to MAF Tool but cannot find "CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE" in APP.XML. I 'm actually curious to learn more about modifying Title Labels. 

Also the other approach you proposed - through MIF. Can you throw more insights about this solution, like how can we forward with few steps :)

Thanks, 

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Pavan,

The column tables in the Health UI List screen can be easily added, removed or shifted by drag / drop functionality. To explain see the attached screenshots.

A: open the column editor
B: Manage the columns
C: Add new attributes (also the custom added attributes will be selectable as long as you have enabled them in the corresponding object structure (mxapiasset in this case)
D: remove columns:

move columns (drag & drop) just by clicking a certain column attribute and move it to any desired sequence:

Move from

Move to

Another approach is to create an object structure for the VIEWMANAGER object, and upload the view via a loader tool (e.g. MXLoader), the view itself is a json file which looks like this:

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hi Pavan, the APM_SCORE attributes in the mentioned relationship are mainly coming form either entered formulas or Watson Studio notebooks. If you haven't installed the entire CP4D suite (which includes also Watson Studio to run Health specific notebooks), these values will remain empty (not calculated) in the UI you will see "--".  I already requested in the IBM Maximo Health Product Development team (as design & development partner) to add the possibility to hide or unhide the default tiles in the Health detail screen as not all client do have installed CP4D and these tile are of no use when CP4D is not installed. This hide / unhide feature will be available as of version 9.3 (or a minor version of 9.2.x). See below the IBM link that explains which tile / attribute is calculated either by adding a formula or running a watson studio notebook:

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/mhmpmh-and-p-u/cd?topic=using-score-calculation-methods.

In the MAF Tools you easily can hide the not used tiles (search for elements that contain "dashboard-gauge-tile" and hide them using the property dialog in MAF Tools

Hello Jan, 

Thank for your valuable time. I got related title labels from APMSCOREOBJECTATTR table.

Pavan, I used the mxloader to upload all Health related data (and in the correct load sequence (otherwise it doesn't work). You need the following object structures for that.

1. OS: MXAPIEXPGROUP - MBO: EXPGROUP
2. OS: MXAPIAPMOBJECTATTR - MBO: APMSCOREOBJECTATTR
3. OS: MXAPIAHBLTHRESHOLD - MBO: AHBLTHRESHOLD Note:  First delete all thresholds and ranges before adding new ones - Action = Delete + run -> Action = AdChange + Run
4. OS: MXAPIAHFACTORLIB - MBO: AHFACTORLIB
5. OS: MXAPIAHDRIVERLIB - MBO: AHDRIVERLIB for Driver factors
6. OS: MXAPIAHDRIVERLIB - MBO: AHDRIVERLIB for Method Drivers (you can't uplaod driver factors and method drivers in one single action, that's why it must be loaded in 2 steps)
7. OS: MXAPIEXPGROUP - MBO: EXPGROUP just for activation after all dependencies are uploaded
8. OS: MXAPIVIEWMANAGER - MBO: VIEWMANAGER - to load all standard and custom views.

Hello Jan,

Thank you for detailed explanation.  I checked MXAPIASSET but still i  don't see AHSCORE table in that Object Structure. I'm still wondering how CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE getting populated. 

Thanks again for prompt response.:) 

I have access to MAF Tool but cannot find "CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE" in APP.XML. I 'm actually curious to learn more about modifying Title Labels. 

Also the other approach you proposed - through MIF. Can you throw more insights about this solution, like how can we forward with few steps :)

Thanks, 

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Pavan,

The column tables in the Health UI List screen can be easily added, removed or shifted by drag / drop functionality. To explain see the attached screenshots.

A: open the column editor
B: Manage the columns
C: Add new attributes (also the custom added attributes will be selectable as long as you have enabled them in the corresponding object structure (mxapiasset in this case)
D: remove columns:

move columns (drag & drop) just by clicking a certain column attribute and move it to any desired sequence:

Move from

Move to

Another approach is to create an object structure for the VIEWMANAGER object, and upload the view via a loader tool (e.g. MXLoader), the view itself is a json file which looks like this:

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hello Jan, 

Thank you for giving me extended knowledge.

 I see the data. I assume, it is fetching the data from AHSCORE table, because we have a relationship. with asset/ahscore. My binding value is AHSCORE_1031.VALUE. Is my assumption wrong?

Hi Pavan, the APM_SCORE attributes in the mentioned relationship are mainly coming form either entered formulas or Watson Studio notebooks. If you haven't installed the entire CP4D suite (which includes also Watson Studio to run Health specific notebooks), these values will remain empty (not calculated) in the UI you will see "--".  I already requested in the IBM Maximo Health Product Development team (as design & development partner) to add the possibility to hide or unhide the default tiles in the Health detail screen as not all client do have installed CP4D and these tile are of no use when CP4D is not installed. This hide / unhide feature will be available as of version 9.3 (or a minor version of 9.2.x). See below the IBM link that explains which tile / attribute is calculated either by adding a formula or running a watson studio notebook:

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/mhmpmh-and-p-u/cd?topic=using-score-calculation-methods.

In the MAF Tools you easily can hide the not used tiles (search for elements that contain "dashboard-gauge-tile" and hide them using the property dialog in MAF Tools

Hello Jan, 

Thank for your valuable time. I got related title labels from APMSCOREOBJECTATTR table.

Pavan, I used the mxloader to upload all Health related data (and in the correct load sequence (otherwise it doesn't work). You need the following object structures for that.

1. OS: MXAPIEXPGROUP - MBO: EXPGROUP
2. OS: MXAPIAPMOBJECTATTR - MBO: APMSCOREOBJECTATTR
3. OS: MXAPIAHBLTHRESHOLD - MBO: AHBLTHRESHOLD Note:  First delete all thresholds and ranges before adding new ones - Action = Delete + run -> Action = AdChange + Run
4. OS: MXAPIAHFACTORLIB - MBO: AHFACTORLIB
5. OS: MXAPIAHDRIVERLIB - MBO: AHDRIVERLIB for Driver factors
6. OS: MXAPIAHDRIVERLIB - MBO: AHDRIVERLIB for Method Drivers (you can't uplaod driver factors and method drivers in one single action, that's why it must be loaded in 2 steps)
7. OS: MXAPIEXPGROUP - MBO: EXPGROUP just for activation after all dependencies are uploaded
8. OS: MXAPIVIEWMANAGER - MBO: VIEWMANAGER - to load all standard and custom views.

Hello Jan,

Thank you for detailed explanation.  I checked MXAPIASSET but still i  don't see AHSCORE table in that Object Structure. I'm still wondering how CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE getting populated. 

Thanks again for prompt response.:) 

I have access to MAF Tool but cannot find "CONSOLIDATED_ENDOFLIFE" in APP.XML. I 'm actually curious to learn more about modifying Title Labels. 

Also the other approach you proposed - through MIF. Can you throw more insights about this solution, like how can we forward with few steps :)

Thanks, 

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Pavan,

The column tables in the Health UI List screen can be easily added, removed or shifted by drag / drop functionality. To explain see the attached screenshots.

A: open the column editor
B: Manage the columns
C: Add new attributes (also the custom added attributes will be selectable as long as you have enabled them in the corresponding object structure (mxapiasset in this case)
D: remove columns:

move columns (drag & drop) just by clicking a certain column attribute and move it to any desired sequence:

Move from

Move to

Another approach is to create an object structure for the VIEWMANAGER object, and upload the view via a loader tool (e.g. MXLoader), the view itself is a json file which looks like this:

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

Hi Pavan,

The column tables in the Health UI List screen can be easily added, removed or shifted by drag / drop functionality. To explain see the attached screenshots.

A: open the column editor
B: Manage the columns
C: Add new attributes (also the custom added attributes will be selectable as long as you have enabled them in the corresponding object structure (mxapiasset in this case)
D: remove columns:

move columns (drag & drop) just by clicking a certain column attribute and move it to any desired sequence:

Move from

Move to

Another approach is to create an object structure for the VIEWMANAGER object, and upload the view via a loader tool (e.g. MXLoader), the view itself is a json file which looks like this:

------------------------------
Jan-Willem Steur
Manager Business Development
Naviam (formerly ZNAPZ)
Breda
+31 6 25639950
Jan-Willem
------------------------------


Original Message:
Sent: Mon March 16, 2026 09:28 PM
From: Pavan Uppalanchu
Subject: MAF - Maximo Health UI Screen

Hello Jan, 

A quick help required. We have a requiement to modify column labels in Health UI. Do you know how list labels are getting displayed in Health UI ? 

Thanks,

Pavan Uppalanchu

------------------------------
Pavan Uppalanchu


Original Message:
Sent: Mon June 10, 2024 05:05 AM
From: Jan-Willem Steur
Subject: MAF - Maximo Health UI Screen

Hi Lokesh,

We have done multiple UI changes for Health for a customer. Although IBM is recommending 16Gb of space (as the bare minimum), our experience is that for Desktop Graphite apps like Health (and that is an extensive example) the bare minimum is to run Docker or Podman with at least 8 cpu's and 32 Gb of memory. What also helps is to collaps the design viewer in MAF-Tools (since this consumes some resources as well and reduces the performance of MAF-Tools.

Some examples we did with MAF-Tools using 8 cpu's / 32Gb Memory:

------------------------------
Jan-Willem Steur
Manager Business Development
ZNAPZ b.v.
Breda
+31 6 25639950
Jan-Willem


Original Message:
Sent: Tue June 04, 2024 07:31 AM
From: Lokesh chauhan
Subject: MAF - Maximo Health UI Screen

Hi Andrey, 

As per logs, Its seems podman server running out of memory issue. 

Thanks

Lokesh

------------------------------
Lokesh chauhan


Original Message:
Sent: Tue June 04, 2024 03:44 AM
From: Andrey Ilinskiy
Subject: MAF - Maximo Health UI Screen

And what exactly falling down? Docker or any processes inside container?

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Andrey Ilinskiy
Handz.on
https://www.on.de/
München