Monitoring
The Portal gives you a live view of every connection running on the platform. You can see whether connections are healthy, what's happened recently, and take action if something goes wrong.
The Adapters list
The main Adapters page shows all your connections in one place.
| Column | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Name | The connection's label |
| Status | Whether it's running right now |
| Mode | Single, Active/Passive, or Active/Active |
| Admin State | Whether you've turned it on or off |
A healthy connection shows Active in green. If you see Error or a connection has been stuck on Claiming for more than a minute, something needs attention.
The connection console
Click any adapter's name to open its console. This is where you monitor a single connection in detail.
Status bar
Shows the current state and, if active, which server is handling the connection and when it last checked in.
Event log
A live stream of everything that has happened on this connection, newest first. Each entry shows:
- When it happened
- What happened (connected, message received, message sent, error, disconnected)
- Any relevant details
Use the event log to:
- Confirm the connection came up after you enabled it (look for a logon event)
- Understand why messages aren't getting through (look for entries showing a message was filtered out; these will say which filter caused it)
- Investigate a disconnect (look for the error or logout event and its reason)
You can filter the log by event type or time range using the filter bar.
Metrics
Shows throughput over time: how many messages are being processed per minute, uptime, and error rate.
Taking action from the console
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Enable | Turn the connection on |
| Disable | Turn the connection off cleanly (sends a proper disconnect to the external system) |
| Reset Session | Force the connection to restart from scratch without changing any configuration |
Use Reset Session if a connection is Active but messages aren't flowing. It will close and reopen the connection cleanly.
Monitoring multiple connections at once
Back in the Adapters list, you can:
- Select multiple adapters using the checkboxes and enable or disable them all at once
- Sort and filter by status to quickly find any connections in Error state
If you have a large number of adapters, check the Modules section of the Portal. Some plugins add summary dashboards that give a fleet-level view of all your connections.