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Choose a client, define their assets, then generate a report for review. Nothing is sent automatically.
Assets can belong to multiple clients. Choose a cluster for all deployments, or specific workloads for a narrower scope.
No assets match your filters.
Uses saved assignments for the client selected above. Month boundaries are UTC.
Save a client and select assets to begin. Reports are never sent automatically.
Choose a month to load the report.
| Monitor | Target | Availability | Up | Down | Total | Avg latency | Coverage |
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| State | Title | Window | Services | Public |
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Agent heartbeat, resource signal, and editable host display names.
| Fresh | Host | IP | CPU | Memory | Storage | Docker |
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Run the lightweight agent on a server to report CPU, memory, storage, Docker, Kubernetes, and process restart signals.
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Container triage by host, signal, health, restart count, and image.
| Signal | Host | App | State | Docker Status | Health | Restarts | Image | Updated | Actions |
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Container changes detected from Docker events and inventory reconciliation.
Clusters, nodes, workloads, pod readiness, and restart signals.
CPU and memory use the Kubernetes Metrics API as a percentage of node capacity; unavailable means no recent sample or access. Disk percentage requires a separate filesystem collector. Restart counts cover current pods, not historical incidents. Expand a workload to see its pods and failure reasons.
| Signal | Node | CPU | Memory | Storage | Pods | Restarts | Updated |
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| Signal | Namespace | Workload | Kind | Pods | Ready | Restarts | Images |
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