Which aspect is included in the 'Compliance' metrics of the CMDB Health Dashboard?

The 'Compliance' metrics of the CMDB Health Dashboard focus on ensuring that the various Configuration Items (CIs) within the Configuration Management Database (CMDB) adhere to the defined standards and requirements. One important element that falls under compliance is the use of Certification Filters. Certification Filters are used to assess whether CIs meet specified criteria and guidelines, indicating their compliance with organizational policies or industry standards.

Including certification within the compliance metrics aids in identifying CIs that may not comply with specific requirements, enabling organizations to take corrective actions. Ensuring compliance is critical for maintaining the integrity and reliability of the CMDB, as it supports decision-making processes across IT services and operations.

The other aspects, while important for CMDB health, do not specifically fall under the compliance category. Required Fields are crucial for data completeness; Orphan Entries pertain to isolated CIs without relationships; Staleness deals with outdated and inactive CIs. However, all these aspects contribute to the overall CMDB health but are not classified specifically as compliance metrics like Certification Filters are.