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About Management Server

Think of the MMBatch Management Server as the brain of your MMBatch operations. It's not just an API server; it's also your central hub for collecting performance data and setting up crucial global checkpoints. All those valuable metrics from your worker nodes? You'll see them beautifully displayed in an interactive application where you can easily download data for external analysis.

This section will walk you through the Management Server's browser interface, focusing on its two main areas: the Dashboard and Jobs views.

You'll find these two views conveniently located at the top of the Management Server screen. Take a look (we've highlighted the Views icons for you): Management Server GUI

The Dashboard View: Your Operations Hub

The Dashboard View is what you'll see by default, and it's your go-to place for essential information and powerful configuration tools. It helps you effortlessly manage the various jobs running in MMBatch. Want to dive deeper? Check out our Dashboard Overview for more details.

The Jobs View: Dive into Your Workloads

The Jobs View is where you'll find comprehensive information and statistics for each individual job running within MMBatch. It's perfect for tracking progress and understanding performance. Ready to explore? Our Jobs Overview has all the detailed information you need.

Combining Dashboard View and Jobs View: A Deeper Insight

To get the most out of your system monitoring, think of the Dashboard View and Jobs View as two complementary tools!

The Dashboard provides a great overview, showing you what's happening across all your queues. When you drill down from a number in the Dashboard (like failed queues), you'll jump to the Jobs View for specific job details.

It's helpful to remember that counts might differ between these two views. For instance, if the Dashboard shows a certain number of failed queues, clicking that link will take you to the Jobs View, which lists the individual jobs. Since a single queue can contain multiple jobs, the number of failed jobs you see may differ from the number of failed queues initially shown on the Dashboard. This difference isn't an error; it just reflects the different levels of detail each view provides.