There have been countless instances when I was on a client site and tasked with building custom dashboards on large data sets, with a requirement to search over the past 3 months or greater. Each minor tweak or adjustment to the search would require me to run the entire search again, which on development systems would be a huge time sink. My life would have been so much easier, and I would have saved loads of time, if there was a way to run my searches against a smaller data set. Obviously, I could achieve this by, for example, running my searches against a shorter time frame but I would...
On Asset Event Listeners And Other Ways of Hooking-up Ad-hoc Logic Into WCS' Asset Save Processing Flow
Posted by Freddy Villalba
on July 28, 2016
Web Experience Management Asset Event Listeners, Flex Filters, CacheUpdater
DISCLAIMER (/ SPOILER): in this blog entry, we will not explain what an asset event listener is nor how to create one; they have been around since WCS' stone age and there is extensive documentation out there explaining that in detail, including - but not limited to - WCS 11g's official documentation and Java API:
Developer's Guide: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E29542_01/doc.1111/e29634/events_assetapi.htm#WBCSD2525 Java API: ...Managing AngularJS Content within Oracle WebCenter Sites
Posted by Eric Brengle
on July 26, 2016
Best Practices, Development, Enterprise 2.0, Function1, Web Experience Management AngularJS, Oracle, WebCenter Sites
There are a multitude of reasons organizations will turn to a content management system, but the underlying goal is the same across the board: Managing your content in an organized way. The examples that first come to mind include managing assets such as page titles, articles, images, but what happens when a more complex asset is introduced like an AngularJS widget?
A Tale of Two Cities:With WebCenter Sites you don’t have to give up control of the contents of your organization’s widgets. Out of the box WebCenter Sites does not natively support AngularJS integrations, but...
Splunk Knowledge... Share it Through Documentation
Posted by Naveed Krabbe
on July 05, 2016
Best Practices, Operational Intelligence Splunk, Documentation, Content Creation
Anyone who has worked in professional services knows that technical documentation is always requested for any type of content delivery. Of course the importance of documentation extends far beyond the consulting realm, as it is always a good practice for organizations to document their technical content. In today's blog I will attempt to write a non-technical blog about documenting technical Splunk content.
So what should be included in Splunk content documentation? Here is a breakdown, by heading, of the information that I have found to be very key in any Splunk content and use...
Wellness at Function1
In 2014, Function1 launched a Wellness Program with the goal of promoting a healthy workplace through fitness and wellness challenges. We have run a number of challenges over the years, ranging from step challenges using FitBit devices to meeting personal goals. The average length of the challenges has been 3 months and participation has ranged from 40% to 60%, depending on the challenge. We have also incentivized participation through rewarding winning participants and/or teams with gift cards.
In order to gain insight and tips on improving Function1’s wellness strategy,...
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