Monitor Views Overview
Nodinite Monitor Views put you in control of your monitoring landscape. This page explains how to manage, organize, and optimize Monitor Views for secure, self-service monitoring and smarter operations.
- ✅ Empower your team with self-service Monitor Views
- ✅ Secure access with role-based permissions
- ✅ Organize and tag Monitor Views for fast navigation
- ✅ Associate knowledgebase articles for rapid troubleshooting
On this page, you will learn how to manage Monitor Views. Access this feature from the Administration sidebar. Only Users in the built-in Administrator Role can manage Monitor Views.
- Get started now: Add or Manage Monitor View user guide.
- Business users who use the Monitor Views you share start in Getting Started: the Monitor Overview and Working with a Monitor View.
Note
All sensitive operations are Audited.
Monitor Views are a core Nodinite feature within the Monitoring topic. Each Monitor View combines Resources reported by Monitoring Agents, the Roles allowed to see them, and the Alarm Plugins that push alerts.
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What is a Monitor View? Click to find out!
Overview
The Overview for Nodinite Monitor Views displays a sortable list of all Monitor Views. Use the filter box, the Tag filter, the status code, and the Integration filter to quickly find the Monitor View you need, even in large environments.

Each row in the list of Nodinite Monitor Views is colored by the view's current state; filter by Tag, Status Code, or Integration to narrow the list.
Manage Monitor Views
Easily manage your Monitor Views with these actions:
- Add new Monitor View
- Edit existing Monitor View
- Delete Monitor View
- Duplicate - Clone a Monitor View
- Restore deleted Monitor View
- Filter the list of Monitor Views
- Sort Monitor Views
- Copy API URL for use in custom Reports
- Tags
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Monitor View lifecycle: blue is where a Monitor View starts, green is an active view that assigned Roles can open, and red is a soft-deleted view you can bring back with Restore. Read more in Show deleted records.
Add new Monitor View
To create a new Monitor View, click the Add Monitor View button.

Example of the "Add Monitor View" button available on the Monitor Views Overview page.
Duplicate
💡Clone an existing Monitor View to save time and standardize configurations.
Click the Duplicate menu item from the Actions button to create a new Monitor View with the same settings as the original. Review the Roles and Alarm Plugins on the duplicate Monitor View before you save it.

Example of the 'Duplicate' menu item available on the Actions button for each Monitor View.
Edit Monitor View
Edit any Monitor View by clicking its name or selecting Edit from the Actions menu.

Example of the 'Edit' menu item available on the Actions button for each Monitor View.
Delete Monitor View
Delete a Monitor View from the Actions menu.

Example of the 'Delete' menu item available on the Actions button for each Monitor View.
Restore deleted Monitor View
Restore deleted Monitor Views by checking the "Include deleted Monitor Views" box, then use the Actions menu to restore.

Example of the 'Restore' menu item available on the Actions button for deleted Monitor Views.
Copy API URI
Use the Copy API URI modal to get the REST API call for the Web API. Click the button to copy the query string for use in custom Reports.
Nodinite promotes the use of custom Reports.
Tags
Nodinite Tags help you organize, classify, and maintain your Monitor Views. Use tags to quickly find and group related Monitor Views. Nodinite does not provide predefined tags—create your own to fit your business.

Here's an example of a filtered list of Monitor Views by the specified set of Tags.
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Tag Monitor Views to make it easier for your Users to manage numerous Monitor Views.
Frequently asked questions / Troubleshooting
You can create, edit, and delete Monitor Views using the Nodinite Web Client.
How do I create a new Monitor View?
Follow the instructions in the Add or Manage Monitor View user guide.
Why can't a user see a Monitor View?
The user must belong to a Role that is assigned to the Monitor View with the Access this View permission. Check the Role assignment on the General tab in Add or manage Monitor View, and the Monitor Views permission set for the Role. Administrators are no exception: they also need a Role assigned to the view.
How do I add an Article to a Resource?
You need to be a Nodinite Administrator to manage Knowledgebase Articles and associate them with a Resource.
Follow these steps to add an Article to a Resource:
Step 1: Select Resource
- Click the Action button for the Resource, then select Articles.

Example for button menu item "Articles" available on the Action button for the selected Resource.
Step 2: Select scope
Define the scope of your Knowledgebase Article:
- Share Knowledgebase Article with Applications.
- Share one Knowledgebase Article across all Resources in one or more Applications.
- Share Knowledgebase Article with Categories.
- Share one Knowledgebase Article across all Resources in one or more Categories.
- Associate Knowledgebase Article with selected Resources.
- Share one Knowledgebase Article with selected Resources.

Example association options for Resource without existing Knowledgebase Articles.
- Click the "Add Article" button to associate the Knowledgebase Article with the appropriate collection. This opens the modal for editing the article.
Step 3: Write content
Add content for the Knowledgebase Article.
- Follow the Add or manage Article user guide.
Next Steps
Related Topics
Understanding Monitor Views
- What is a Monitor View? - Core concept and benefits
- Monitor Overview - How business users work with Monitor Views
- Remote Actions - Enable self-service problem resolution
- Resource State History - Historical statistics and KPIs
- Knowledge base Articles - Attach documentation to Resources
- Extending Monitor Views - Custom HTML widgets per Monitor View
- Know when orders stop coming in - Scenario built on a Monitor View
Data Sources
- Monitoring Agents - Collect data from systems
- Resources - Individual monitored components
- Applications - Group Resources by business system
- Categories - Group Resources by type
Security and Access
- Roles - Role-based access control
- Permission Set for Monitor Views - What each permission allows
- Users - User accounts and permissions
- Access Management - Comprehensive security overview
- Show deleted records - Restore deleted Monitor Views
Alerting
- Alarm Plugins - Alert destinations
- Stylesheets - Transform alert content
- Monitoring Service - Orchestrates monitoring and alerts