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Version: 11.0

System Health

The System Health view provides information about the health status of the services included in your Resolve Insights installation.

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The displayed information relates to the machines and services making up Insights. It is independent of the devices, services, and applications in the Insights inventory.

Accessing the System Health View​

The System Health page can be accessed in two ways:

  • By clicking System Health in the Insights login screen.
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    Opening the page from the login screen doesn't require you to be logged in.

  • By selecting System Health from the use profile menu in the Insights main menu at the top.

System Health Overview​

After you open the System Health view, you will see a couple of lists. Each list represents an Insights server in your setup with all services used by the Insights application included in it.

It consists of the following components:

  • Host Name—The Insights node's hostname that you set during installation.
    Depending on how you have configured the DC and the NCE clusters, you will see either a single or multiple nodes of each type. You can cross-check the node type by looking up the hostname in your installation configuration files.
  • IP Address—The IP address of the Insights server.
  • Version—The version of your Insights installation.
  • Filters—You can search for a specific service by typing its name in the search box. Next to it is a drop-down list with all possible statuses by which you can filter services: passing, warning, critical, or disabled.
  • Expand—Clicking the button will display the health status details for each of the services. Clicking it again will collapse the list.
    To expand the details only for a specific service, click on it in the list.
  • List of the services installed with the Insights setup and their current status.

Configuring System Health Criteria​

The criteria that determine the status and the order in which the various services are displayed in the list are configured in a JSON file located under /opt/meridian/conf/health. Depending on the type of the node (NCE or DC), the file is named health_config_nce.json or health_config_dc.json.

Commonly, if even one of the services in the group has a status different from "passing", the Server Health of the entire group will be displayed with the same status to indicate a potential issue. However, you can always modify this configuration and add your own criteria that will define the system health appearance.