Server operations

This section describes operations related to Mugnsoft components also known as Server.

Below are the three main component of a Mugnsoft infrastructure.

  • MNS Webserver: The Webserver is the component that manages the whole infratrsucture and data. Components (a.k.a. Servers), Monitors, Reports, Downtimes, Users are managed through the Webserver WebUI. It bundles its own API interface that starts up at the same time as its webUI.
  • MNS Monitor: A probe is the component in charge of executing the business transaction scenarios, URL and API checks. It exposes an API interface.
  • MNS Integrator: An Integrator is the component in charge of integrating the business transaction scenarios, URL or API data to external products. It exposes its own API interface.

Add a MNS server

  1. once logged in, click on the server icon in the top level menu
server settings
  1. click on the “plus” icon button
server settings
  1. fill in the settings form
server settings
  1. fill in the logging form, and click save
server settings
  1. The MNS server should appear in the list
server settings
At the right bottom of the page, you should see the below status

server settings

Once a MNS server has been defined. Below are the available operations you can peform on this server.

Available operations


server operations

  1. Check the server uptime. Go to uptime.

  2. Push setting to the server. Go to push settings.

  3. Live view the server execution. Go to live view.

  4. Download the server’s run files. Go to download run files.

  5. Backup the server’s KV store. Go to backup KV store.

  6. Reinitialize the server’s KV store. Go to reinitialize KV store.

  7. Delete the server. Go to delete server.

  8. Edit the server. Go to edit server.

Server uptime

  1. hover on the server and click on the uptime icon
server uptime
At the right bottom of the page, you should see the below status

server uptime

Push settings

  1. hover on the server and click on the push icon
server push settings
At the right bottom of the page, you should see the below status

server push settings

Live view

  1. hover on the server and click on the live view icon
server live view
  1. the live view execution of the server is displayed in the modal windows
server live view

Download run files

  1. hover on the server and click on the download icon
server run files

At the bottom right, upon success you should see the below notification:

server run files

Backup KV store

  1. hover on the server and click on the backup icon
server backup KV store

At the bottom right, upon success you should see the below notification:
server backup KV store

Reinitialize KV store

  1. hover on the server and click on the reinitialize icon
server reinitialize KV store
  1. click on the confirm button
server reinitialize KV store

At the bottom right, upon success you should see the below notification:

server reinitialize KV store

Delete server

  1. hover on the server and click on the delete icon
server delete
  1. click on the confirm button
server delete
  1. click on the confirm warning button: depending on whether the server is reachable or not or the server’s KV store contains data or not, you see one of the below warning message:
server delete server delete

At the bottom right, upon success you should see the below notification:

server delete

Edit server

  1. Click on the pencil icon
server editing
  1. Edit the servername, state (enabled/disabled), description.
server editing

At the bottom right, upon success you should see the below notification:
server editing

Filter servers

We can filter servers based on their state (enabled/disabled) or their name.

  1. Click on the given button to toggle the filter
  2. Click on any of these value to filter based on the state
  3. Type in case sensitive pattern (part of the servername) and type enter
server filter
  1. Type in “pro” and type enter
  2. Servers matching this criteria should appears in the list
server filter
Comparison operations Downtime operations