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Dashboard

Dashboard showing anomaly incidents, recent alerts, network bandwidth, CPU, memory, storage and uptime widgets

The Dashboard gives you a live view of anomaly activity and host-machine health. System metrics refresh every 3 seconds with a rolling 3-minute sparkline history. Anomaly data refreshes every 30 seconds.


Anomaly Incidents

The top section shows a four-widget summary of anomaly incident counts. All four widgets are clickable and navigate to the Anomalies page.

WidgetWhat it shows
OpenIncidents awaiting action — orange when non-zero
ActiveIncidents currently firing — red when non-zero
ResolvedIncidents that have been closed
TotalAll-time incident count

This section only appears once the anomaly engine has recorded at least one incident.


Recent Alerts

Below the incident counters is a table of the 8 most recent anomaly alerts, sorted newest first. Clicking any row opens the full Anomalies view.

ColumnDescription
Severitywarning (orange) or critical (red). Critical alerts flash to draw immediate attention.
MetricThe data point that triggered the alert, with internal IDs stripped for readability
DeviceThe device the metric belongs to
MessageHuman-readable description of the anomaly — score, number of observed events
ScoreAnomaly score from 0 to 1 (1 = most anomalous)
TimeHow long ago the alert fired (e.g. 2h ago)

This section only appears when there are active alerts to show.


Network

The network row shows bandwidth for the busiest non-loopback interface on the device. The section label shows the interface name (e.g. NETWORK · ETH0).

WidgetWhat it shows
Bandwidth InCurrent inbound data rate (KB/s or MB/s), with a 3-minute sparkline
Bandwidth OutCurrent outbound data rate, with a 3-minute sparkline
Total ReceivedCumulative bytes received since last restart
Total SentCumulative bytes sent since last restart

Performance History

Two larger chart widgets show a rolling 3-minute history for CPU and memory with both a sparkline and a progress bar.

WidgetWhat it shows
CPU UsageCurrent CPU load percentage with history sparkline and bar
Memory UsageCurrent memory percentage plus used / total in MB or GB

Color coding matches the System thresholds below.


System

The system row shows a compact summary of the host machine's resources. The section label includes the device hostname.

WidgetWhat it shows
CPU UsageCurrent CPU load as a percentage
MemoryUsed vs. total RAM, as a percentage and in MB/GB
StorageDisk usage on the root filesystem
UptimeHow long the device has been running

Color thresholds:

MetricOrangeRed
CPUabove 70%above 90%
Memoryabove 75%above 90%
Storageabove 90%

Network Interfaces

A table at the bottom lists every non-loopback network adapter with its current inbound and outbound rate plus cumulative totals since last restart.