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Status Views

Outlyer status views provide full-visibility on all of your hosts and containers on a single screen:

All hosts

By filtering and grouping your hosts and containers, you can create, save, and export highly customizable views, such as all of your AWS instances grouped by availability zone:

AWS instances grouped by AZ

Or even all of your AWS instances by type:

AWS instances grouped by type

Clicking on a host gives all its details categorized by host metrics (CPU, memory, etc), checks, labels, metric labels, processes, and network interfaces:

Host details

This allows to quickly identify failed checks and why they are failing in a single click:

Failed check details

Importing

Importing a status view allows to quickly load previously created visualizations that really matters for your team. After creating an empty status view, click on Import YAML on the top menu (you can also import a status view at creation time):

Import status view

Select or drag the status view YAML file and click on Import:

Import status view YAML file

Your status view is now created and ready to use!

Exporting

The exporting feature allows to download a status view as a single YAML file so you can version it on Git or any other source version control software of your choice.

On the top menu, click on Export YAML and the download should promptly start:

Export status view

Cloning

Cloning a status view makes it easy to create new status views by copying existing ones. Open the status view you want to clone and click on Clone view on the top menu:

Clone status view

Type in a name and an optional description for the cloned status view and click on Clone:

Clone status view details