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This is the first screen seen when logging in to the system.

On this page, you see an overview of your system status and health over the past 60 minutes, with all alerts requiring attention highlighted.

There are five colors that represent different severity levels.

• Green​ means that there are no pending issues.
• Yellow​ indicates low-severity alerts.
• Orange indicates medium-severity alerts.​        
• Red​ indicates critical-severity alerts.
• Blue​ is for change tracking or query-related conditions alerts.

Here is an overview of the main page :

Menu Button  

Clicking on this button changes the display of the left bar, which shows the list of servers.

AimBetter Logo  

In all cases, after navigating away from the Home page, clicking on the AimBetter logo at the top of the dashboard will return you to the main page.

Help Button

Clicking on this button will open a side window with detailed explanations about each part of the System. Its content changes according to the tab you are navigating on.

Settings Button

You can set your rules for notifications and exclusions by clicking this button. Check the Settings Menu page for more information.

User Settings Button

Clicking this button will give you the option to log off from the application or view your user settings, where you can reset your password and change your personal information. Check the User Settings Menu page for more information.

Sites

A list of all companies, servers, and database instances under your management is shown.  The list top layer shows the companies by company name, and all servers and instances that belong to this company are shown by clicking on the arrow beside the company name. You can select a specific layer on the left sidebar, and all the information in the main part of the screen will be relative to the selected layer.

Platform icon

Beside each server, its platform can be easily identified by the icon on its side, as shown in the following image:

Monitoring icons

In the upper left, you can find the following details:

6: Click on “All” to display all servers in the selected layer.

7: Click on the “Alert” Icon to display all servers in the selected layer that had some alerts in the last hour.

8: Click on the “Unsync” Icon to display all servers in the selected layer that had some alerts in the last hour.

9: Click on the “OK” Icon to display all servers in the selected layer that had no alerts in the last hour.

10: This “Reload” button is useful when we want to refresh and reload the data that we see on ​the dashboard​. For example, ​if you performed a shrink on the database a few seconds ago, you can now see the updated result on the log growth graph on the DB tab.​ Furthermore, this is useful when a monitoring problem was fixed at this moment, and you would like to see that the data is being collected again.

11: Click on this “Back” button to display an hour back.

Calendar

On the top right, you can change the hour displayed:

The default is to display the last hour. To change for another hour, click on the calendar in the top right, as shown in the above image. Select “End at” -> “Apply” and choose in the calendar the end time to be displayed. Click on “Set” to finish.

Single Server Details

Each line represents the status of a specific server in the last hour or in another hour if changed in the Calendar bar.

On the left side of the status bar, the server’s name is displayed and beneath it, the company to which it belongs.

Beneath the status bar are the last-hour alert descriptions.

On the right side, beneath the status bar, there are metrics of the last minute for CPU Usage percentage, Memory free capacity, Network usage percentage, and Disk usage percentage.

When clicking on a specific line, more details about the alerts of this server in the selected hour will be displayed:

For example, at which time the issue related to this alert started (“Start Time”), for how long it has been happening (“Period”), and what the value is that is not as it should be (“Value”).