Services
A service is whatever your data names in its service label. Tares counts what each one sent over the last day. There is nothing to register.
A service’s state
| State | What it means |
|---|---|
| Incident open | An incident is open, or someone is on it. |
| Not watched | No watcher covers it right now. Watching |
| Sent nothing | It has gone silent for a while. |
| Seen only through another | Tares sees it only in another service’s data. |
| More errors than usual | It sends more errors than it normally does. |
| Normal | Nothing stands out. |
A service’s page
A chart of traffic and errors over the last hour, day or week, marked with deploys from its linked repos. Below it, its incidents, what the watcher raised, and its blind spots.
Its settings:
- Rename it, to show a clearer name.
- Hide it, when it is not a service.
- Merge it into another, when one service shows under two names.
- Link repos, so its deploys show on its chart and timeline.
Timeline
Timeline lists what happened to your services, newest first: how much each one received, deploys, alerts, the agents’ checks, incidents opened, taken and resolved, and metrics that stepped. Quiet stretches fold into one line. Open a window to see the events behind it.
Blind spots
What Tares cannot see shows on the home page and on each service’s page:
- services that went silent
- services seen only through another
- deploys not tied to any service
- rules that match nothing
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