You can view and manage components on the Monitoring page and access a component's Overview, Metrics, Catalog, Logs, and Settings pages by clicking the name of a component. The Overview page provides information related to status, collected attributes, important metrics, and open alerts. The Metrics page allows you to view a list of the component's metrics. The Catalog page is only available for select component types and provides a list of the component's related components and subcomponents. The Logs page is only available for select component types and allows you to view software logs to help troubleshoot problems with a component. The Settings page allows you to configure the component's settings and manage its observers.
View component details
To view component details and an overview of its metrics on the component's Overview page, complete the following steps:
- Access ArcGIS Monitor, if necessary.
The Home page appears.
- Click Monitoring.
The Monitoring page appears with a list of components and the following status indicators:
Status Icon Description Incident active
There is an active incident and monitoring and alerting are paused.
Monitoring off
One or more observers are turned off and monitoring is disabled.
Alerting off
Alerting is turned off.
No data
The observer failed to collect data.
Nominal
No alerts are open.
Info
There is an open info alert.
This may require further investigation.
Warning
There is an open warning alert.
This requires further investigation.
Critical
There is an open critical alert.
This requires immediate investigation.
Note:
The status of a component is inherited from its metrics and reflects the status of the metric with the most severe status.
- Optionally, do any or all of the following:
- Click Sort and change the sorting method.
- Click Filter and create a query to filter the list.
- Click Hide and specify the columns to hide or show.
- Position the pointer at the edge of a column's header and drag the column's edge to resize it.
- Click Labels and filter the list by the specified labels.
- Click the categories on the side of the page to filter the list by the specified category.
- Type a keyword in the Search by component name or address text box to search for specific components.
- Optionally, click a component's status button to display a pop-up with a list of metrics with open alerts.
Tip:
Click the name of an alert in the pop-up to view more information about the alert.
- Click the name of the component that you want to view.
The component's Overview page appears with component details and an overview of its metrics.
- Optionally, click the Filter by date drop-down arrow, choose a predefined time range or use the date picker to define a custom time range, and click Apply to constrain the metric data to the specified time range.
- Optionally, click the More options button and click View metric details to view more information about a metric, including its alert rules.
- Optionally, click the Catalog tab to view a list of the component's related components and subcomponents.
The Catalog tab is only available for component types that have related components and subcomponents.
View component logs
Components with the Logs observer collect software log entries at regular intervals for display in Monitor. You can view these software logs to help troubleshoot problems with a component. To view software log entries for a component, complete the following steps:
- Access Monitor, if necessary.
The Home page appears.
- Click Monitoring.
The Monitoring page appears with a list of components sorted alphabetically by component name.
- Optionally, do any or all of the following:
- Click Sort and change the sorting method.
- Click Filter and create a query to filter the list.
- Click Hide and specify the columns to hide or show.
- Position the pointer at the edge of a column's header and drag the column's edge to resize it.
- Click Refresh to refresh the list of log entries and show new log entries.
- Click Labels and filter the list by the specified labels.
- Click the categories on the side of the page to filter the list by the specified category.
- Type a keyword in the Search by component name or address text box to search for specific components.
- Click the name of the component that contains the logs you want to view.
The component's Overview page appears.
- Click the Logs tab.
Note:
The Logs tab is only available for components with the Logs observer.
A list of the component's software log entries appears and is sorted chronologically.
- Optionally, do any or all of the following:
- Click Sort and change the sorting method.
- Click Filter and create a query to filter the list.
- click Hide and specify the columns to hide or show.
- Position the pointer at the edge of a column's header and drag the column's edge to resize it.
- Click Refresh to refresh the list of log entries and show new log entries.
- Click View details next to the time of the log entry that you want to view.
The Log details dialog box appears with detailed information about the log entry.
Edit components
You can edit the name and description of components on the Monitoring page. You must be assigned the Administrator or Manager role to edit components. To edit the name and description of a component, complete the following steps:
- Access Monitor, if necessary.
The Home page appears.
- Click Monitoring.
The Monitoring page appears with a list of components sorted alphabetically by component name.
- Optionally, do any or all of the following:
- Click Sort and change the sorting method.
- Click Filter and create a query to filter the list.
- Click Hide and specify the columns to hide or show.
- Position the pointer at the edge of a column's header and drag the column's edge to resize it.
- Click Labels and filter the list by the specified labels.
- Click the categories on the side of the page to filter the list by the specified category.
- Type a keyword in the Search by component name or address text box to search for specific components.
- Click More options for the component you want to edit and click Edit in settings.
The component's Settings page appears.
- Click Edit next to Name on the Settings page.
The Component details dialog box appears.
- Update the component's name and description as necessary in the Component name and Description text boxes.
- Click Save.
The component is updated.
Edit component connection information
You can edit component connection information on the Monitoring page. You must be assigned the Administrator or Manager role to edit component connection information. To edit component connection information, complete the following steps:
- Access Monitor, if necessary.
The Home page appears.
- Click Monitoring.
The Monitoring page appears with a list of components sorted alphabetically by component name.
- Optionally, do any or all of the following:
- Click Sort and change the sorting method.
- Click Filter and create a query to filter the list.
- Click Hide and specify the columns to hide or show.
- Position the pointer at the edge of a column's header and drag the column's edge to resize it.
- Click Labels and filter the list by the specified labels.
- Click the categories on the side of the page to filter the list by the specified category.
- Type a keyword in the Search by component name or address text box to search for specific components.
- Click More options for the component you want to edit and click Edit in settings.
The component's Settings page appears.
- Click Edit next to Address on the Settings page.
The Component credentials dialog box appears.
- Update the component's connection information as necessary.
- Click Save.
The component's connection information is updated.
Add a component to your favorites
You can add components that you want to closely monitor to your list of favorite items and access them on the My favorites page. To add a component to your favorites, complete the following steps:
- Access Monitor, if necessary.
The Home page appears.
- Click Monitoring.
The Monitoring page appears with a list of components sorted alphabetically by component name.
- Optionally, do any or all of the following:
- Click Sort and change the sorting method.
- Click Filter and create a query to filter the list.
- Click Hide and specify the columns to hide or show.
- Position the pointer at the edge of a column's header and drag the column's edge to resize it.
- Click Labels and filter the list by the specified labels.
- Click the categories on the side of the page to filter the list by the specified category.
- Type a keyword in the Search by component name or address text box to search for specific components.
- Click Add to favorites next to a component to add it to your favorites list.
Tip:
To remove a component from your favorites list, click Remove from favorites .
Unregister components
You can unregister components on the Monitoring page. You must be assigned the Administrator or Manager role to unregister components. When a component is unregistered, all of its subcomponents are also unregistered, and no further metrics data is collected for the component or its subcomponents. To unregister components, complete the following steps:
- Access Monitor, if necessary.
The Home page appears.
- Click Monitoring.
The Monitoring page appears with a list of components sorted alphabetically by component name.
- Optionally, do any or all of the following:
- Click Sort to change the sorting method.
- Click Filter to create a query to filter the list.
- Click Hide to specify the columns to hide or show.
- Position the pointer at the edge of a column's header and drag the column's edge to resize it.
- Click Labels and filter the list by the specified labels.
- Click the categories on the side of the page to filter the list by the specified category.
- Type a keyword in the Search by component name or address text box to search for specific components.
- Click the More options button for the component you want to unregister and click Unregister.
A confirmation message appears.
Caution:
Unregistering a component is permanent and can't be undone.
- Click Unregister to unregister the component.
The component is unregistered, all of its subcomponents are also unregistered, and no further metrics data is collected for the component or its subcomponents.