This section assumes that you have ODF installed, either the test environment or manually.
To open the ODF console point your browser to the ODF web application. In the test environment, this is typically https://localhost:58081/odf-web-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT.
Note: The links to the ODF Console in the instructions below only work if you view this documentation from the ODF web application.
The default user of the ODF Console is odf / admin4odf.
Go to the System monitor tab and click “Check health”. After a while you should see a message that the health check was successful. If this check fails it might be the case that the dependent services are not fully up and running yet (typically happens after start of the test environment), so wait a short while and try again.
Take a look at all available discovery services on the tab Discovery Services.
To change the URL of your Atlas installation and to create some sample data, go to the Configuration tab. In general, it is a good idea change the default URL to Atlas from “localhost” to a hostname that is accessible from your network. If you don't do this, you might experience some strange effects when viewing Atlas annotations from the web app. If you changed the name, click Save.
Create a set of simple sample data by clicking on Create Atlas Sample Data.
To explore the sample data go to the Data Sets tab.
The easiest way to start an analysis is from the Data Sets tab. In the “Data Files” section look for the sample table “BankClientsShort”. To view the details of the table click on it anywhere in the row. The Details dialog shows you information about this data set. Click Close to close the dialog.
To start an analysis on the “BankClientsShort” table click “Start Analysis” on the right. In the “New Analysis Request” dialog click on “<Select a Service>” to add a service to the sequence of discovery service to run on the data set. Then click “Submit” to start the analysis.
To check the status of your request go to the Analysis tab and click Refresh. If all went well the status is “Finished”. Click on “View Results” to view all annotations created for this analysis request.
See the REST API documentation for more details on how to perform the actions explained above with the REST API. In particular, have a look at the analysis REST resource for APIs how to start and monitor analyis requests.