Overview FEATURE AVAILABILITY: LogicMonitor Pro and Enterprise Topology Map widgets reflect the relationships among resources in your network environment. As discussed in Topology Mapping Overview, the visual context that LogicMonitor’s topology maps provide can be very beneficial to your monitoring operations, supporting efficient troubleshooting of alerts and auto-discovery of relationships among resources. Creating Topology Map … Continued

With the Text widget, you can add HTML text or images to your dashboard. This is particularly useful for creating To-Do lists for your team, posting project or company updates, including customer logos, or adding anything else you may find useful. Configuring your Text Widget To create a Text widget, you will need to select … Continued

The Table widget lets you easily compare current datapoint values across multiple devices.  You may find this widget particularly useful for comparing performance and capacity metrics across different device types. The Table widget also allows you to enable alert forecasting. To create a Table widget, select “Add” from the dashboard toolbar and select Table widget. … Continued

Overview The SLA widget calculates the percentage of time in which acceptable service levels were maintained for the resources or websites included in the widget. Acceptable service levels are defined in the widget’s configurations. How Is the SLA Widget Calculated? For each individual website or resource included in your SLA widget, the baseline calculation is … Continued

The Custom Graph widget is the most powerful Dashboard widget and by nature the hardest to configure. The Custom Graph widget permits glob expressions in its configuration, enabling aggregate and top ten data to be displayed. One of the most common uses for the Custom Graph widget is to see top 10 values of a … Continued

The Website Status widget displays the status of multiple testing locations verifying the availability for either one or multiple websites. Each line in the graph represents a specific testing location status. The above screenshot displays the individual statuses of the LogicMonitor website from all selected external testing locations.  Creating a Website Status Widget To create … Continued

Whether your business measures success based on the current value of a single metric, the aggregate value of metrics across devices, a value from your database, or a combination of any of the above, you can represent it in an at-a-glance view with the Pie Chart widget. Overview Creating a Pie Chart widget is a … Continued

LogicMonitor can display the location of your offices and hosts on a Google map, along with their alert statuses. This feature uses the Google Maps API and depends on a custom location property being set per host that you wish to display. For more information on creating properties, see Resource and Instance Properties. Creating a … Continued

The NOC widget provides at a glance insight into the health of a group, device, application, or website. You can: Select specific alert levels for display. Include device groups, devices, DataSources, instances, datapoints, websites, and website groups See entities that are functioning in the normal ranges represented with green. Include custom information in item names. … Continued

Whether your business measures success based on the current value of a single metric, the aggregate value of metrics across devices, a value from your database, or a combination of any of the above, you can represent it in an at-a-glance view with the Big Number widget. Overview Creating a Big Number widget is a … Continued