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Fleet dashboard

The Fleet Monitoring page gives you a single view across every Mirth server that has cloud sync enabled — online status, current health vitals, and active alert counts, updated in real time. It is the cross-server view, and you reach it from the Contact System app. The other pages in this section (alert rules, destinations, analytics) configure and explore a single server at a time.

Fleet Monitoring page showing the summary bar and a grid of server cards

At the top of the page, a row of chips summarises the fleet at a glance:

ChipWhat it shows
ServersTotal registered servers
OnlineServers currently reporting health data
OfflineServers not reporting
Active AlertsSum of unresolved alerts across all servers

The Offline and Active Alerts chips highlight in amber or red when counts are non-zero so problems stand out immediately.

Each server appears as a card. A coloured left border and a pulsing dot indicate online (green) or offline (grey) status. The card shows:

  • Server name and current Mirth version
  • Heap, Disk, and Load gauges — circular indicators that shade yellow above ~70% and red above ~90%
  • Channel summary: how many channels are started out of total configured
  • Alert badge: a pulsing red count badge when the server has active alerts

Click any card to open the server detail view.

Selecting a server drills into a three-section page:

Server detail view with health stat cards, a metric explorer chart with threshold overlays, and an alert events timeline

Stat cards for Heap Usage, Channels (started/total), Load Average, and Threads, plus the same heap/disk/load gauges as the fleet card but at full size.

The metric explorer lets you chart any available metric over time. Select a time range (1 h, 24 h, 7 d, 30 d, or custom), pick raw or rolled-up granularity, and add or remove metrics from the chart. Hover a metric chip to highlight its line. You can save frequently used combinations as named views.

A timeline of alert events for this server. Filter by severity (Critical, Warning, Info) and state (Firing, Acknowledged, Resolved). Expand any event to see the rule that fired, the condition, and the scope. Click View this metric to jump the explorer directly to the relevant metric at the time of the event.

Monitoring collects only numeric metrics and operational state — counts, percentages, timestamps, and channel lifecycle events. Message content is never accessed, stored, or transmitted. You can monitor freely without PHI exposure risk.