Metrics List

The page displays a list of existing metrics:

The Create metric button in the upper-right corner opens the metric creation form. For more information, see Metric Configuration.

Until a metric is selected, the right side of the page displays the No metric selected placeholder with a prompt to select a metric in the left panel.

Navigating the Metrics List

The Sort button sorts the list by metric name. The Search metrics field lets you find a metric by name or description.

Selecting the checkbox next to a metric adds it to the selection. A bulk actions panel appears below the list:

• Enable - displayed if at least one selected metric is disabled
• Disable - displayed if at least one selected metric is enabled
• Delete - deletes the selected metrics

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A checkbox only adds a metric to the selection; it does not open the metric. Click the metric name to view it. The checkbox in the list header selects all filtered metrics or clears their selection.

The Model and Service filters do not narrow the metrics list. They provide context for dimensions that are not directly bound to a model or service: the dimension name and trend chart are displayed based on the selected values. The selected model is also used by default on the page for binding dimensions to a service. You can select a service only after selecting a model.

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Metric Dimensions

To view dimensions, click a metric:

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Dimensions are available if they are configured in the metric parameters.

A training indicator may be displayed next to the metric name. It appears only for metrics that use an adaptive model (Adaptive Metrics) and shows the status of the latest training run: Trained, Training, Warnings, or Training error. Hover over the indicator to see the time of the latest training run. Click it to open the metric's adaptive model page.

The Maintenance windows button opens the list of maintenance windows associated with the metric. The + button next to it creates a maintenance window. The three-dot menu contains actions for the current metric:

• Edit - opens the metric editing page
• Enable / Disable - enables or disables data collection for the metric
• Delete - deletes the metric

The Measurements (N) counter shows the number of metric dimensions. Next to it, the proportion of dimensions in each status is displayed: CRITICAL, NEEDS ACTION, STABLE, and UNCLEAR.

For each dimension, the Model and Service columns show the associated objects. In a collapsed row, one object and a +N counter for the remaining objects are displayed. Expand the row using the arrow at the beginning of the row to view the complete list. The Maintenance windows column follows the same pattern and shows the maintenance period and status: Active, Completed, Planned, or Cancelled. A collapsed row shows only the dimension's latest maintenance window; an expanded row shows the complete history. If a dimension has no associated objects or maintenance windows, the corresponding column displays -.

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Binding Dimensions

If a metric has dimensions, select them for binding to a service using either or both of the following methods:

• select their checkboxes in the dimensions list
• configure a filter group using field - value conditions

After you apply a filter group, the dimensions list is visually filtered. You can use the * wildcard in filter conditions, for example, db-*.

Dimensions selected using checkboxes are pinned to the top of the list and remain selected after a filter group is applied. Both manually selected dimensions and dimensions matched by the filter group are bound to the service. For example, you can select specific dimensions using checkboxes and also configure a filter group; both sets will be bound to the service. The counter below the table separately shows the number of manually selected dimensions and the number of dimensions matched by the filter group:

You can save a binding without selecting any checkboxes, for example, when dimensions are selected only through a filter group.

Click Bind to service. A page with two steps opens. On the first step, select a model and a service:

Find the service using the Search services field and select it in the table. Click Set impact.

On the second step, configure the metric's impact on the service. Change the value of Bound object name if needed.

Select a value for Type of influence:

Type of influence	Effect on the service state	Additional settings
Value	Determines how much the bound object's health affects the service state	Set a weight from 1 to 10 on the Influence value scale
Priority	The minimum health value becomes the determining value when calculating the service state	The Influence value scale is unavailable
Not set	The bound object does not affect the calculation of the service state	The Influence value scale is unavailable

The Bound object name field and the service health function selector are available for all influence types.

In Service health function, choose how to calculate the state across the selected dimensions: avg (average), min (minimum), or max (maximum).

Click Save to save the binding and its impact settings. Click Back to return to service selection.