YThe functionality described in this article is available in meshIQ Manage versions 12.1 and greater.
For a quick overview of what's new or changed, visit the meshIQ Highlights page for a version-by-version breakdown.

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Version 11.3 and Earlier

Version 12.x and Later

You can create widgets to keep track of all your IBM Integration Bus (IIB) objects. You can create widgets for IIB brokers, servers, applications, services, REST APIs, libraries, shared libraries, message flows, sub flows, and resources.

Learn how to connect to an IIB server.

For more information about IIB, refer to https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/integration-bus/10.0?topic=product-overview.

The screenshots in this article show each object in a Table widget. You can create other aggregation widgets—such as Bar Chart, Pie Chart, Number Block, and Metric Trends—from the same Table widget data by changing the Widget Type field when creating or editing a widget for the same object. For more information, see the Creating Widgets in the Dashboard.

IIB Brokers

This widget type displays IIB Integration brokers (nodes).

IIB Servers

This widget type displays IIB integration servers.

IIB Applications

This widget type displays IIB deployed applications.

IIB Services

This widget type displays IIB deployed services.

IIB REST APIs

This widget type displays deployed IIB Rest APIs.

IIB Libraries

This widget type displays deployed IIB Libraries.

IIB Shared Libraries

This widget type displays deployed IIB Shared libraries.

IIB Message Flows

This widget type displays deployed IIB Message flows.

IIB Sub Flows

This widget type displays IIB deployed sub flows.

IIB Resources

This widget type displays IIB resources.

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Version 11.3 and Earlier

You can create viewlets to keep track of all your IBM Integration Bus (IIB) objects. You can create viewlets for IIB brokers, servers, applications, services, REST APIs, libraries, shared libraries, message flows, sub flows, and resources.

Learn how to connect to an IIB server.

For more information about IIB, refer to https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/integration-bus/10.0?topic=product-overview.