This page helps you understand as a User how to make use of Nodinite Monitor Views using the Nodinite Web Client.

If you are a Nodinite Administrator and wants to manage Nodinite Monitor Views, you may be interested in the Monitor Views Overview user guide part of the Administration pages or the Add or manage Monitor View user guide for step-by-step instructions on how to create and manage Monitor Views.

What is Monitoring?

Monitoring shows the real-time health of your integrations and systems. Each Monitor View tracks Resources like databases, message queues, web services, or applications—giving you instant visibility into what's working and what needs attention.

Monitor States

• Error state: Immediate action required
• Warning state: Warning, attention may be needed soon
• OK state: – System healthy, operating normally
• Unavailable state: Data missing, Agent cannot connect to resources
• Connection Error state: Nodinite cannot connect to the Monitoring Agents to receive data

When problems occur, Nodinite automatically sends alerts to notify you or your support team. For certain issues, you may also have access to Remote Actions (like restarting a service) directly from the Monitor View.

How Monitoring Works

The diagram below illustrates the monitoring flow, from data collection to end-user action:

Monitoring Agents collect data, the Monitoring Service evaluates health, and business users access insights through role-based Monitor Views with self-service capabilities.

Monitoring Across Mapify Views

Monitoring is not limited to the Monitor page. The same health context can be used across Mapify, Integration Landscape, and C4 Diagrams so teams can investigate incidents from both operations and architecture perspectives.

Diagram: Monitoring state can be explored in multiple Nodinite views, including Monitor Views, Integration Landscape, C4 Diagrams, and on-demand runtime diagrams from grouped Log Views.

Where Monitoring Context Appears

• Monitor Views - Track current state and execute allowed Remote Actions
• Integration Landscape - View health alongside connected systems and services
• C4 Diagrams - Analyze monitored architecture in standards-based diagram views
• Inspect Grouped Log Views as Runtime Diagrams - Open an on-demand Dynamic runtime diagram from grouped Log View context

Note

C4 Diagrams is part of Mapify and requires the Mapify module license. See License Options and Feature Matrix for details.

Business Process Monitoring

^{New 7.x} With Business Process Models (BPM) and Domains, you can monitor your integrations in organizational context—not just as technical resources, but as steps in real business processes across departments.

BPM brings process-level monitoring:

• Track process health – See if orders, invoices, or transactions are progressing normally across all steps
• Organizational visibility – Monitor by department (Sales, Finance, Logistics) using Domain swimlanes
• Milestone-based tracking – Follow transactions through each process step with automatic state tracking
• Instant troubleshooting – Click any business identifier (Order ID, Invoice Number) to see all related events across systems

When you use BPM, your Monitor Views can show Resources organized by business process, making it easier for teams to understand where problems occur in your workflows, not just what is failing technically.

Note

Requires Nodinite BPM Module license to use BPMs and Domains. See the BPM Licensing & Activation section for details: BPM Licensing.

Access the Repository Model from Monitor Views

When your Administrator links Integrations to your Monitor View, you gain instant access to the complete Repository Model — the architectural blueprint of your integration landscape. This contextual knowledge transforms troubleshooting from guessing to precision.

Repository Model access from Monitor Views provides architectural context, ownership information, and integration details—enabling faster troubleshooting and self-service operations.

What You Can See

When you access the Repository Model from a resource in your Monitor View:

• Service Dependencies – Which systems and services feed data into this resource?
• Endpoint Documentation – What message formats flow through this connection?
• Message Routing – How are messages transformed and routed through your integrations?
• Team Ownership – Who owns this integration? How do I escalate if it's critical?
• Integration Health – Are related systems also affected by this issue?

Business Benefits

• Faster Response – Operations teams can troubleshoot without waiting for architects
• Better Alerts – Alert notifications automatically include ownership and escalation contacts
• Reduced Complexity – See the big picture instead of isolated resources
• Compliance Ready – Track which integrations process regulated data (healthcare, finance, etc.)

Smart Alert Context

When monitoring detects a problem, Nodinite automatically sends alerts to notify the right people at the right time. Alarm Plugins enable you to deliver notifications through multiple channels:

Built-In Alert Delivery

• Email – Send detailed alert messages to individuals or distribution lists (native support)

Custom Webhook Integrations

Configure via the Webhook Alarm Plugin to integrate with third-party services:

• SMS – Critical alerts via text message through SMS gateways (Twilio, etc.)
• Microsoft Teams – Post alerts to Teams channels for team collaboration
• Slack – Integrate with Slack workspaces for real-time team notifications
• ServiceNow – Create incidents automatically in your ITSM platform
• Custom systems – Connect to any system via HTTP/REST APIs

Key Alert Features

• Role-based delivery – Alerts go only to users with access to the affected Monitor View
• Alarm Queue ^{New 7.x} – Resilient delivery ensures no alerts are lost if plugins temporarily fail
• Customizable content – Include resource details, error messages, and direct links to Monitor Views
• Alert suppression – Avoid alert fatigue with configurable suppression during maintenance windows

Administrators configure Alarm Plugins to determine who gets notified, how they're notified, and what information is included. Use the Webhook Alarm Plugin to integrate with third-party services like Teams, Slack, ServiceNow, and SMS providers. This ensures your support teams receive actionable alerts without being overwhelmed by noise.

Tip

Combine alerts with Remote Actions to give your teams the power to both see problems (alerts) and fix problems (actions) instantly—reducing mean time to resolution (MTTR).

Accessing Monitor Views

The Nodinite system Administrator creates and maintains Nodinite Monitor Views. Given a user has the proper allowance, the list of Monitor Views are accessible for Users by clicking on the Monitor side bar menu item.

List of Nodinite Monitor Views as seen from the Monitor side bar menu item.

Health Chart

At the top of the page there is a Health Chart available with numbers according to the different Monitoring states.
Here's an example of the Health Chart as seen in the Monitor pane.*

Click the Filter button to open a dropdown menu to look at the Monitoring state for Resources included in the selected Monitor View.

Here's an example of the Health Chart filter button.

Timeline

Below the Health Chart is a Timeline with information about the state changes on the full set of Monitor Views listed in the table.

Here's an example of the Timeline as seen in the Monitor pane.

Click the caret down icon to expand the list.

Here's an example of an expanded list of Monitor Views in the timeline.

The percentage figures represent the relative time spent in the different states.

You can click on the Filter button to change the lookback period.

Here's an example of the Timeline filter button.

Then, select a period.

Here's an example of the timeline lookback periods.

Filter the list

You can swiftly narrow down an extensive list of Monitor Views by typing characters into the filter text box. The filter applies to the Name and the Description fields.

Here's an example of the filter text-box.

Filter on tags

You can also filter on Tags.

Here's an example of filtering the list using one or more Tags.

If there is content in the Tags column, you can click on the badges to include matching entries. Click again on the badge to remove the Tag from the filter.

Filter by Integration

Users with allowance to access the Repository and access Integrations can apply a filter by Integration.

Here's an example of the Filter by Integration option.

Duration

You can see the time spent in the last Monitoring state in the column with a stopwatch icon.

Here's an example of the time spent in the last Monitoring state.

Sort

You can sort on all columns with the sort icon .

Action Button

The Action button is present if you are part of the Nodinite system Administrators Role.

Here's an example of the Action button.

The following menu items exist:

Here's an example of menu items within the Action button.

1. Show - Navigate to the selected Monitor View. This is the same as clicking the Name link.
2. Edit - Navigate to manage an existing Monitor View. Read more in the Add or manage Monitor View page. This is the same as clicking the icon on the row.
3. Delete - Removes an existing Monitor View.

   The delete operation merely hides the entry from Monitor Overview. It can be restored by the system Administrator.

Maintenance Mode

If there is an active Maintenance mode affecting one or more Monitor Views in the list, then you will see a part on the screen resembling the following screenshot:

Here's an example of an active Maintenance mode.

You can read more about a Maintenance mode in this user guide.

Show Deleted

The Show Deleted feature is not available in the Monitor Overview. You must be a Nodinite system Administrator to manage deleted entries. Please review the Monitor Views Overview user guide for additional details on this topic.

Frequently asked questions / Troubleshooting

How do I get access to the Monitor side bar menu item?

If you cannot see the Monitor side bar menu item, this means you do not have access to interact with Nodinite Monitor Views.

Here's an example of the side bar menu for a Users without allowance to Monitor Views.

Contact the Nodinite system Administrator to resove this matter using the instructions in the Access Monitor user guide.

Next Step

Add or manage Monitor View
Add or manage User
Add or manage Role
Resources
Business Process Models (BPM) ^{New 7.x}
Domains ^{New 7.x}

Related Topics

Access Management
Alarm Plugins
C4 Diagrams
Integration Landscape
Inspect Grouped Log Views as Runtime Diagrams
Log Views
Mapify
Monitor Views
Remote Actions
Roles
Users