Getting Started with Connext DDS – Part 3: The Admin Console Every DDS Developer Must Master
Before joining RTI’s engineering team, I was a long‑time RTI customer and early adopter of DDS. I helped shape DDS 4.0 as it became the industry standard we use today.
My passion lies in creating tools that simplify working with Connext DDS, a product already renowned for its robustness. This drive led me to RTI, where I now head the Connext DDS Tools engineering group, helping customers seamlessly integrate RTI Connext® DDS into their projects.
The Admin Console stands out as one of my favorite tools. It centralizes troubleshooting, configuration, and monitoring of all Connext DDS infrastructure services while visualizing live data. By proactively analyzing system settings and log messages, the console highlights issues, drastically cutting the time and effort required to diagnose problems during development.
To help you hit the ground running, Dave Seltz, a fellow RTI engineer, has produced a concise tutorial video that walks you through the essential features of the Admin Console. The examples in the video are ready to run immediately after installation—no extra configuration is needed. Try them out by downloading the free 30‑day trial of Connext DDS Pro and follow Dave’s step‑by‑step guide.
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