Availability and health widgets show whether your monitors are up, down, or degraded, and how long they have stayed that way. Use them to build dashboards that surface outages, at-risk resources, and monitors under maintenance without having to open individual monitor pages.
Applications Manager groups ten widgets under this category, ranging from a simple current-status snapshot to heat maps, uptime trackers, and ADDM dependency views.
Shows the current availability and health status for a hand-picked set of monitors, side by side, in a single widget. Use this when you want a fixed list of critical servers or applications to always stay visible on a dashboard, regardless of how the rest of your infrastructure is organized into monitor groups.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Widget Name | Name that appears on the dashboard for this widget. |
| Description | Optional text to describe the widget's purpose. |
| Filter by Monitor Type | Monitor type whose availability and health must be shown, for example Windows, Linux, or MS SQL. |
| Show Monitors From | All Monitors, From Monitor Group, Let me Choose the Monitors, or a configured custom field, to control which monitors of the selected type are included. |
| Filter by Name | Restrict the monitor list to display names containing the given text. |
Gives infrastructure teams a single view of the health and availability status across every monitor type added to Applications Manager, such as servers, databases, applications, and network devices, grouped by category.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Widget Name | Name that appears on the dashboard for this widget. |
| Description | Optional text to describe the widget's purpose. |
| Category | Select one or more resource categories (Servers, Databases, Applications, Network Devices, and so on) to include, or use Select All to include every category. |
| Exclude unmanaged Monitors | Leaves monitors that are currently unmanaged out of the snapshot counts. |
| Severities to include | Choose Only Critical to count only Critical monitors as errors, or Warning and Critical to count both. |
Note: At least one category must be selected before the widget can be saved.
Plots the availability history of one or more monitors over a selected time period as a graph, so you can spot recurring outages and flapping resources at a glance.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Widget Name | Name that appears on the dashboard for this widget. |
| Description | Optional text to describe the widget's purpose. |
| Filter by Monitor Type | Monitor type whose availability history must be shown. |
| Select Time Period | Time range for the history graph: Last 1/3/6/12 hours, Last 24 hours, Today, Yesterday, This week, Last 7 days, Last week, This month, Last 30 days, or Last month. |
| Show Additional Options | Reveals two extra settings: Show Duration (add a column showing None, Uptime, or Downtime duration) and Exclude Full Availability (hide monitors that were up for the entire period, so only problem monitors are listed). |
| Show Monitors From | All Monitors, From Monitor Group, Let me Choose the Monitors, or a configured custom field. |
| Filter by Name | Restrict the monitor list to display names containing the given text. |
The health counterpart of Availability History. Plots the health status trend of selected monitors over a chosen time period as a graph.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Widget Name | Name that appears on the dashboard for this widget. |
| Description | Optional text to describe the widget's purpose. |
| Filter by Monitor Type | Monitor type whose health history must be shown. |
| Select Time Period | Time range for the history graph: Last 1/3/6/12 hours, Last 24 hours, Today, Yesterday, This week, Last 7 days, Last week, This month, Last 30 days, or Last month. |
| Show Monitors From | All Monitors, From Monitor Group, Let me Choose the Monitors, or a configured custom field. |
| Filter by Name | Restrict the monitor list to display names containing the given text. |
Shows the availability and health status together with open alarms for a selected monitor category, so operations teams can see status and active issues in one place.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Widget Name | Name that appears on the dashboard for this widget. |
| Description | Optional text to describe the widget's purpose. |
| Filter by Monitor Type | Monitor type to summarize. |
| Show Monitors From | All Monitors, From Monitor Group, Let me Choose the Monitors, or a configured custom field. |
| Filter by Name | Restrict the monitor list to display names containing the given text. |
| Show Root Cause Analysis (RCA) | Adds root-cause information for monitors that are currently in an alarm state. |
| Show Availability Summary | Adds an availability roll-up alongside the health and alarm counts. |
Renders a colored tile for every monitor in scope, so 50 to a few thousand monitors can be scanned visually at once. Tile color reflects the current severity, making it easy to spot clusters of problems.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Widget Name | Name that appears on the dashboard for this widget. |
| Description | Optional text to describe the widget's purpose. |
| Show heatmap for | Choose whether tile color represents Availability or Health status. |
| Select severity | Multi-select of the severities to include as tiles: Critical, Warning, Clear, Unknown, and Unmanaged for health; Up, Down, Unknown, and Unmanaged for availability. |
| Filter by Monitor Type | Monitor type to include in the heat map. |
| Show Monitors From | All Monitors, From Monitor Group, Let me Choose the Monitors, or a configured custom field. |
| Sort By | Order tiles by name, or by severity, such as Clear to Critical / Critical to Clear for health, Up to Down / Down to Up for availability, or by last-modified time (Older to Latest / Latest to Older). |
| Show Top | Maximum number of monitors to render as tiles (10 up to 3000). |
| Include Summary Chart | Adds a breakdown chart summarizing the tile counts alongside the heat map. |
Note: At least one severity must be selected before the widget can be saved.
Embeds an existing ADDM (Application Discovery and Dependency Mapping) view directly inside a dashboard cell, so dependency relationships between monitors are visible without leaving the dashboard.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Select Map View | Choose one of the dependency maps already created in the Discovery module. |
| Add | Opens the dependency map creation page in a new window if the map you need doesn't exist yet. |
Note: This widget doesn't have its own Widget Name or Description fields. It always displays the selected dependency map, and a map must be selected before saving.
A pie-chart style summary of monitor counts by current severity. This is the visual counterpart to the Monitor under Downtime Schedules/Unmanaged Widget and Monitors by Status and Downtime Widget list views.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Widget Name | Name that appears on the dashboard for this widget. |
| Description | Optional text to describe the widget's purpose. |
| Show Alert for | Choose whether the counts are based on Availability or Health status. |
| Select severity | Multi-select of the severities to include in the counts. |
| Filter by Monitor Type | Monitor type to include in the summary. |
| Show Monitors From | All Monitors, From Monitor Group, Let me Choose the Monitors, or a configured custom field. |
Lists monitors that are currently under a scheduled downtime or that have been marked unmanaged, so you always know which resources are intentionally excluded from alerting.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Widget Name | Name that appears on the dashboard for this widget. |
| Description | Optional text to describe the widget's purpose. |
| Show Monitors Under | One or both of Downtime Scheduled and UnManaged. At least one must be selected. |
| Filter by Monitor Type | Monitor type to include in the list. |
| Show Monitors From | All Monitors, From Monitor Group, Let me Choose the Monitors, or a configured custom field. |
| Show Top | Maximum number of monitors to list. |
Lists servers whose uptime matches a condition you set, for example, servers up for less than a day (a possible sign of a recent unexpected reboot), or up for more than 90 days (a candidate for pending patches).
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Widget Name | Name that appears on the dashboard for this widget. |
| Description | Optional text to describe the widget's purpose. |
| Filter by Monitor Type | Monitor type to evaluate uptime for. |
| Show Monitors From | All Monitors, From Monitor Group, Let me Choose the Monitors, or a configured custom field. |
| Uptime duration | Condition made up of Greater Than or Less Than, a numeric value, and a unit toggle between hours and minutes. |
| Sort By | Order the list by monitor name or by uptime duration. |
| Show Top | Maximum number of monitors to list (10 up to 2000). |
Note: The uptime duration value must be between 0 and 10,000,000.
It allows us to track crucial metrics such as response times, resource utilization, error rates, and transaction performance. The real-time monitoring alerts promptly notify us of any issues or anomalies, enabling us to take immediate action.
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