Mobile App

The AimBetter app for Android and iPhone allows you to manage and monitor your IT systems in real-time, from anywhere and at any time. 

To start using the AimBetter App, add your mobile phone number to your User Settings.

Log in to AimBetter at app.aimbetter.com and click the User Settings icon at the top right.

The second step is verifying that your e-mail is set as a notification recipient.

To do that, open the Notifications tab under Settings.

Notice: E-mail alert notifications will be sent in accordance to the selected modules and schedule defined in the nootifications settings. All alerts will appear on the Home tab of the AimBetter web application and on the All Alerts tab of the mobile app.

Finally, download the AimBetter app on  Android or iPhone.

When opening the AimBetter app on your smartphone, you’ll need to provide the email you use to log in to AimBetter and your phone number. Then, click on GET SMS CODE to conclude the installation.

Alerts

The new AimBetter mobile app allows users to easily track all alerts in one place, displaying each alert’s name, value, and severity at a glance. For deeper insights, users can click on any alert to access detailed information, providing a more comprehensive understanding of the alert’s context and potential impact.

Ringing Settings

Users can prioritize critical alerts by setting them to ring in addition to sending standard push notifications. For high-priority situations, users can configure specific alerts to ring even when the phone is muted, ensuring that important issues are never missed.

Queries Live and History

With the AimBetter mobile app, users can monitor “Queries Live,” showcasing all database queries running for over 3 seconds or having open transactions. This real-time visibility helps identify long-running or potentially problematic queries. It also provides the capability of terminating a running session that may be causing a bottleneck.

Even after these queries have been completed, they are accessible in the “Queries History,” where they can be reviewed and filtered by various conditions.

In this image, you can see what is on the Queries page and Query’s detail page, including how to perform the killing of a live session.