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Services are specific tasks, or sets of tasks, performed by an application in the up.time environment. up.time service monitors continually check the condition of services to ensure that they are providing the required functions to support your business. For more information on services, see Understanding Services.

You can view the services assigned to each system in your environment by clicking on the All Services tab. This tab contains the following information in sortable columns:

  • the name of the service
  • the Element that is associated with the service
  • the status of the service
  • whether an outage is acknowledged
  • the date and time on which the last check was performed
  • the number of days, hours, and minutes since the last check
  • a human-readable text message that was returned by the monitor (e.g., up.time agent running on MailServer, up.time agent 3.7.2 linux)
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By default, services in WARN or CRIT states, or services whose associated Element is in maintenance or an undetermined state are displayed. To display all services regardless of status, unselect the Hide OK Service Monitors check box.

 

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Global Scan and Resource Scan thresholds are configured by separate sets of attributes that can be changed in the up.time Configuration panel. By changing these attributes, you can set how large the color ranges are on resource gauges, and at what point table cells change color. See Status Thresholds for more information.

Note that when you change Global Scan threshold values, the changes are not retroactively applied to all existing Elements monitored by up.time; changes only apply to Elements added to up.time after the threshold changes are made. Conversely, the Resource Scan gauge ranges are updated immediately.

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Although up.time is bundled with various gadgets, more are available at uptime up.time software's Grid. Users can browse, install, and update gadgets from within up.time using the Extension Manager, if their User Role permits gadget management (see Working with User Roles for more information).

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If your up.time deployment includes a UI instance, in order for dashboards to be shared and viewed across both instances, the UI instance needs to be able to access the auxiliary gadget files on the core Monitoring Station. See User Interface Instance Settings for more information.

Sample Custom Dashboards

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For information about each gadget, see Dashboard Gadgets.