Teradata Viewpoint is Teradata's strategic and innovative SOV (single operational view) into Teradata systems management and monitoring, the centerpiece of a new wave of modern applications and management tools. Below are some of the more popular Viewpoint references.

 

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Episode IV: A New Platform (Backbone.js + Require.js)

This is the final installment of a four part series on modularizing the Backbone.js Todos application using Require.js. It examines porting the application to the Pokki platform. 

Two Turn Tables and a Mixin

This blog entry provides a brief introduction to underscore.js mixins.

Introduction to TASM/Workload Management Portlets (SLES11)

This session will provide an overview and demonstration of the TASM portlets and TASM feature functionalities, focusing primarily on the new features introduced in Teradata 14.0 SLES 10 and SLES 11.

Teradata Alerts / CAM 14.0 released

Teradata is pleased to announce the Teradata Alerts / Common Alerting Mechanism (CAM) 14.0 release effective March 14th, 2012. A few of the key feature additions include running actions on Linux, a new "run SQL" action, incremental backups, and usability updates to the Alert Viewer portlet.

Teradata Data Labs Tutorial

This Teradata Data Lab tutorial will demonstrate how businesses can easily provide self-service analytic capabilities within the production data warehouse with automated governance.  This tutorial will introduce you to in-database sandboxing or data lab concepts, describe the hierarchy of a data lab object, various user roles, and provide a demo of its capabilities.  This demo will take you through the Lab Group portlet screens designed to simplify implementation of sandboxes for the DBA.  The Data Labs portlet will demonstrate the data lab and request management capabilities

Part 3: Backbone.js + Require.js, Improving AMD Performance by Priming the Cache

This article is a continuation of Part 2: Backbone.js + Require.js, Further Modularization and Just in Time Dependency Loading. It describes how to use a cache manifest to improve just in time dependency loading performance. It also provides a cache priming alternative in the event that the user’s browser does not support a cache manifest, i.e. IE.

Teradata Data Lab - "Live"

Interested in the new Teradata Data Lab product release but left wondering how it may apply to your Teradata environment? Are you one of those "seeing is believing" people? Here we present a series of screencasts demonstrating the capabiltiies of the Teradata Data Lab portlets for various users in the Teradata environment. 

Managing Teradata Data Lab users with TASM

This article describes how Database Administrators can use Teradata Active System Management (TASM) to manage queries that execute against tables in Teradata Data Labs. This allows analysts to obtain the information they need without negatively impacting production applications.

Although this article focuses on TASM management, the general workload management guidelines can apply to other Teradata platform workload management strategies, not only ones running TASM.

Part 2: Backbone.js + Require.js, Further Modularization and Just in Time Dependency Loading

This article is a continuation of Part 1: Backbone.js + Require.js. It outlines further modularizing the Todos application presented in part 1 and introduces “just in time” module loading. 

Past & Present: Understanding Teradata's Workload Management transformation

Teradata's Workload Management offerings have drastically changed over the past few years.  Further, not only has the functionality changed, but the product delivery mechanisms have changed as well.  This blog entry will focus on these delivery mechanisms, and how they have changed.