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Tour of User Console ..

Workshop - Pentaho User Console

  1. Start the Pentaho Server (Linux) - this has been started as a service.

cd
cd /opt/pentaho/server/pentaho-server/
sudo ./start-pentaho.sh

Pentaho User Console 11

The Modern design of the Pentaho User Console (PUC) offers an improved user experience that is intuitive, responsive, and secure.

PUC - Modern Design
  1. Log into the Modern Design Pentaho Server Console.

Role
Username
Password

Administrator

Admin

password

Business User

Suzy

password

Home

The Home page functions as your central access point for Pentaho tools and features within the Modern Design of the Pentaho User Console (PUC). Its Quick Access section provides direct links to essential tools:

Additionally, the Home page displays your recently opened and favorited files - such as transformations and jobs - enabling you to launch or manage them directly without navigating elsewhere.

Pentaho User Console - Modern Design

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  1. Click on the link below:

Enter the following details:

Perspectives

The Home Perspective provides quick access to common actions, recently viewed content, and your favourite content. The Getting Started section at the top of the Home Perspective is a great place for new users to browse samples of Pentaho reports, analysis views, and dashboards, or to learn how to create your own content against your data through a series of short 3-5-minute video tutorials.

Pentaho User Console - PUC
Item
Name
Function

1

Home indicator

Indicates the current User Console perspective that you are using. The Home menu lets you flip easily from page to page, or return to your Home page.

2

Getting Started

Displays some resources to help you get familiar with the User Console. The Welcome tab shows an introductory video about Pentaho products. The Samples tab holds a variety of small sample reports and dashboards that you can use to get familiar with the software. The Tutorials tab contains a number of tutorial videos that give you a visual guide to the software.

3

Current User

Shows the name of the person currently logged in to the User Console. Clicking the arrow next to the name lets you log out of the User Console.

4

Browse Files

Brings you to the Browse Files window, where you can locate your files using the Browsing and Files panes, and manage them using the Actions pane.

5

Create New

Gives you the option to create a new report in Pentaho Interactive Reports, Pentaho Analyzer, or Pentaho Dashboard Designer. If you have permissions to work with data sources, this button also gives you the option to create a new data source.

6

Manage Data Sources

7

Documentation

Documentation for Pentaho products.

8

Recents

Shows a list of your most recently opened files. Clicking on the star icon next to a recently opened file adds it to your Favorites list.

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Favorites

Shows a list of your favorite files for quick access.

Browse Files is where you access and manage all the content that you create or have access to in Pentaho.

  1. From the Perspectives drop-down list, select Browse Files.

Browse Files

The left panel displays the directory of files, including your personal home location, as well as the default public space where you can share content with other users and groups. Selecting a folder will display the files in that folder in the middle section of the Browse Perspective.

Finally, the Actions list at the right provides fast access to actions available for the selected folder or file, such as opening content, scheduling a report to be run, or adding an item to your Favorites list.

Browse Files

Create a Training Folder

Create a folder named Training, in which you will save your content.

  1. To add a new folder, from the Folders pane, click Public, and then from the Folder Actions pane, click New Folder.

  1. In the Name field, type Training, and then click OK.

  1. From the Perspectives drop-down list, select Home.

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