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Healing Agents data model

Terms and concepts

The structure of the Healing Agents data model is based on the following concepts:

Concept

Description

Explore

The starting point for exploration.

The data is surfaced via Explores, which you can think of as a general entity that corresponds to the fields within it.

View

A view represents a table of data, whether that table is native to your database or was created using Looker’s derived table functionality.

Within each view are field definitions, each of which typically corresponds to a column in the underlying table or a calculation in Looker.

Dimension

As part of a View within the Explore, the Dimension is a groupable field and can be used to filter query results.

It can be one of the following:

  • An attribute, which has a direct association to a column in an underlying table.
  • A fact or numerical value.
  • A derived value computed based on the values of other fields in a single row.

Measure

As part of a View within the Explore, the Measure parameter declares a new measure (aggregation) and specifies a name for that measure.

Examples of measures types: integer, string.

Healing

Table 1. Healing dimensions
DimensionDescription
Activity Heal AgentThe name of the activity where the self-healing job was executed.
Activity Type NameThe type of the activity where the self-healing job was executed.
Heal EnabledDescribes whether self-healing is enabled or not.
Healing DurationThe duration of the self-healing job.
Is From Code Wf (Yes/No)Describes whether the self-healing job was executed on the code workflow or not.
Number of RetriesThe number of self-healing attempts.
Operation IDThe ID of the operation.
Package VersionThe activity package version where the self-healing job was executed.
Recover Success (Yes/No)Describes whether the recovery was successful or not.
Recovery TypeThe type of the recovery.
RobotLogsRobot Logs dimensions.
Work Flow File NameThe name of the workflow file.
Table 2. Healing measures
MeasuresDescription
Heal NumbersThe number of self-healing attempts.
RobotLogsRobot Logs measures.

Healing Jobs

Table 3. Healing Jobs dimensions
DimensionDescription
Creation DateThe date when the job was created.
End DateThe date when the job ended.
Environment NameThe environment where the job was executed.
FolderThe folder where the job is defined.
Host Machine NameThe name of the machine where the job was executed.
InfoAdditional information for the job.
Job Duration in SecondsThe duration, in seconds, of the job executed. Computed as the difference between StartTime and EndTime.
Job IdThe ID of the job.
Job SourceThe triggering event for job execution. The available options are:
  • Manual
  • Schedule
  • Other
Job StateThe status of the job. Check the Job States page for all available states and their descriptions.
Process Display NameThe display name of the process as entered in Orchestrator.
Process NameThe name of the process.
Process VersionThe version of the process the job belongs to.
Robot NameThe name of the robot that executed the job.
Robot TypeThe type of robot that executed the job. The available options are:
  • Attended
  • Unattended
  • Non-Production
  • Testing
  • Other
Start DateThe date when the job started.
User NameThe name of the user that created the job.
User TypeThe type of user type that executed the job.
Table 4. Healing Jobs measures
MeasuresDescription
Faulted JobsThe number of jobs with the Faulted status.
Faulted RateThe percentage of jobs with the Faulted status compared to the total number of jobs.
Processes RanThe number of processes that have reached a final status of Successful, Faulted, or Stopped.
Success RateThe percentage of jobs with the Successful status compared to the total number of jobs.
Successful JobsThe number of jobs with the Successful status.
Sum Job DurationThe total duration of all jobs.
Total Run Time in SecondsThe total processing time of all jobs in seconds.
Total Suspended Time in SecondsThe time of jobs, in seconds, spent in a suspended state in seconds.
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