Monitor Near Real-Time State/Status

Monitor the near real-time state/status of your applications from the Application view widgets ensuring a seamless experience.

Note:

AppViewX recommends to enable Syslog-based configuration updates for near real-time monitoring. Refer to Platform Guide for enabling Syslog configuration.

You can enable the below options in the Dashboard settings for near real-time monitoring. For Dashboard setting, see Dashboard Setting section.

  • Refresh on load - Enables Refresh on load from the (Settings) of the dashboard page to get the latest state/status information on loading the dashboard.

  • Last Refresh time - Displays the last time the widget is updated with the latest State/Status information.

  • Refresh - Click the Refresh button on the widget to perform on-demand State/Status information. Each Object contains a last refresh time on the tooltip, you can also trigger a refresh for a particular object from the tooltip.

  • Collapse group - If this setting is enabled, each time the dashboard loads, all groups within widgets on the dashboard display in a collapsed state by default.

  • Collapse hierarchy - If this setting is enabled, each time the dashboard loads, all object hierarchy within widgets on the dashboard display in a collapsed state by default.

  • Keep Alive - This option is available in the dashboard settings . If this option is enabled, it ensures the session is not timeout by refreshing the dashboard every 15 mins.

  • Show only active objects - If this option is enabled, only the active objects are displayed within the widget.

  • Auto Refresh - Enables Auto-refresh from the (Settings) of the dashboard page with a particular interval (1 - 5 mins), which automatically refreshes the state/status information of the objects.

  • Inactivity popup - When the Auto Refresh enabled the Inactivity popup option will also be enabled by default. Enabling the Auto Refresh and Inactivity popup options will notify the user about the inactivity (no mouse or keyboard events) of the screen through Confirmation popup, if there is no activity in the screen for last 15 minutes. In the Confirmation popup, user can choose Yes or No option. When user selects,

    • Yes - the Auto Refresh and Inactivity popup options will be disabled immediately and will result reduced the device calls.

    • No - the Confirmation popup will be closed without any change in the auto refresh and the popup will be notified after 15 mins. If the Do not ask me again checkbox is selected and the No button clicked, the Confirmation popup will not be notified until user enables and there will no change in the auto refresh.

    Note: After 15 minutes, in case user don't choose any option in the Confirmation popup, the popup will stay for 1 more minutes for user to choose option in Confirmation popup. Then the timer will be shown for 15 seconds. After that the Auto Refresh option will be temporarily disabled for this session due to inactivity.

Example, in the following sample application widget,

  • all of the objects in the widget show that they are in an Enabled state-they all have hollow circles beside their names

  • one of the InternalDMZ-Members objects is offline, so it shows a red square beside its name, indicating its Offline status.

  • Three of the other objects display gray squares, indicating their Unlicensed/None/Failure States status.

  • The temperature bar, which is the colored bar at the top of each group or object name, displays the overall status of all components within the widget. In the example above, note that the virtual server group shows a solid green temperature bar because all components under it are Available, whereas the Members group shows a mostly green bar transitioning to red, to indicate that some of the components within it are Unavailable. Hover your cursor over the color in the temperature bar to see the number of components that have the corresponding status.