Portals
Portal is a collection of time-series widgets created using the Axibase Charts and presented in a grid layout.
The Charts library implements a simple yet powerful syntax, closely integrated with the ATSD schema for building real-time dashboards in a declarative way.
Syntax Examples:
The power user, on the other hand, can leverage inheritance, wildcards, control structures, computed series, display filters, and other advanced features to create data-driven applications such as data sliders, cross-filters, statistic viewers etc.
VSCode Plugin
The Axibase Charts plugin for the Microsoft VSCode editor is a design tool that simplifies portal development and data exploration.
The plugin implements the following functionality:
- Syntax Validation
- Syntax Highlighting
- Settings Reference
- Live Preview
- Code Formatting
- Auto-completion
Custom Portals
Custom portals can be created as described in the following guide.
Built-in Portals
ATSD contains built-in portals which are listed on the Portals page.
- ATSD (self monitoring)
- Linux nmon
- AIX nmon
- Amazon Web Services EC2
- Amazon Web Services EBS
- Google cAdvisor
- Docker Host, Container
- Microsoft SCOM
- ITM Operating System
- ActiveMQ Broker
- SolarWinds
- tcollector
- scollector
- collectd
- VMware
- JVM
- nginx Web Server
The built-in portals can be customized by changing their configuration text and used as a foundation when developing custom portals.
Built-in Portal Examples
HP OpenView ![]() | Oracle Host ![]() | Oracle Databases ![]() |
cAdvisor Host ![]() | cAdvisor Disk Detail ![]() | cAdvisor Overview ![]() |
SCOM SQL Server ![]() | ATSD Host ![]() | SolarWinds Base ![]() |
tcollector ![]() | VMware Host ![]() | VMware Host VM Breakdown ![]() |
VMware Cluster ![]() | Vmware VM ![]() | SCOM Server ![]() |
nmon AIX ![]() |