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Version: 3.2

2.1 Dashboard

The Dashboard is the landing page of DCH. It gives you an at-a-glance view of how much data your instance holds, what has been processed recently, and how individual Target Entities are represented in the staging layer and the knowledge graph.

The DCH Dashboard: system statistics across the top, a Recent jobs table, and per-entity data below

System statistics​

The cards at the top show the size of your model and graph:

  • Target Entities: the number of Target Entities defined in your Model.
  • Relationships: the number of Relationships defined between them.
  • Nodes in graph: the total number of nodes in the knowledge graph.
  • Relationships in graph: the total number of relationships in the knowledge graph.

The first two count what you have defined; the last two count what a Build has actually written to the graph.

Recent jobs​

Recent jobs lists the most recent Queue Jobs, so you can see what has been processed without leaving the Dashboard. Each row shows the job's ID, status, involved entities, involved data sources, and start time, and expands to show more detail. Use the time-range dropdown (Last 8 hours, Last 24 hours, Last 3 days, Last 7 days) to widen or narrow the window; it defaults to the last 24 hours.

For the full job list, its filters, and per-job actions, go to Queue Jobs.

Entity data​

Entity data breaks the numbers down for a single Target Entity. Pick an entity from the dropdown to see:

  • Nodes in staging and Relationships in staging: what has been imported into the staging layer.
  • Nodes in graph and Relationships in graph: what has been processed from staging into the knowledge graph.

A table below lists each of the entity's relationships (From entity, To entity) with its staging and graph counts side by side. Comparing the staging and graph figures is a quick way to check whether a Build has fully processed an entity into the graph.

The Entity data section for the docs_orders entity: its node and relationship counts in staging and in the graph, and a table of the entity's relationships

Agent system activity​

The Agent system activity chart shows how often your Agent Systems have run, grouped by day. Use its dropdown to change the range, up to the last 30 days. If you are not using M4AI agent systems, this section stays empty.