Overview and setup checklist
The first page for an application: what is happening right now, and a checklist that takes a new application to its first sign-in.
Open it now:Overview
The setup checklist
A new application shows a checklist at the top of the Overview. Each step is ticked from what the application really has, never by hand, and every open step has a button to the page that finishes it.
| Step | Ticks when | Button |
|---|---|---|
| Connect your program | Atlas has received a request from your program with this application's API key. | Open SDK and key, with a download button for each SDK |
| Authorize your build | The application has at least one authorized build or uploaded version. | Open Builds |
| Create a license or account | The application has at least one license or account. | Open Users |
| Complete a sign-in | A successful sign-in has been recorded. | Open Logs |
| Publish an update (optional) | A version has been uploaded. | Open Builds |
The checklist disappears when every step is ticked. Hide this checklist hides it for that application in this browser only.
The numbers
The page refreshes itself every 15 seconds. The four large figures open the page that explains them.
| Figure | What it counts |
|---|---|
| Active sessions | People signed in right now. Opens Monitor. |
| Auth, 24 h | Sign-in attempts in the last 24 hours, successful and refused. Opens Logs. |
| Success rate | Successful sign-ins as a share of everything in the connection log. |
| Threats blocked | The number of bans on this application. Opens Bans. |
| Total licenses, Total accounts | Everything created, active or not. |
| Active now | Licenses that have not expired. |
| Logins, 24 h, Denials, 24 h | Successful and refused sign-ins in the last 24 hours. |
| Resellers | Resellers added to this application. |
| Actions, 24 h | Changes made to this application by you, your resellers or your integrations in the last 24 hours. |
Global activity
A map of where sign-ins come from, drawn from the locations Atlas records at sign-in, with the busiest places listed under it. Pins keep one size at every zoom, and nearby sign-ins merge into one pin. Zoom with Ctrl and the scroll wheel, pinch on a phone, or press the expand button for a full-size map; it zooms down to street level.
System health and threats
System health shows the response time, the server load and the uptime of the Atlas servers, not of your program.
Threat intelligence, 24 h lists any address with more than 5 refused sign-ins in the last 24 hours, with a risk grade that rises with the attempt count. An address on this list is a candidate for a ban, or for an alert rule that bans automatically.
Auth activity and the live feed
Auth activity, 7 days draws one bar a day, split into successful and refused sign-ins; hover a bar for its numbers. Under it, the share of successful sign-ins, refused sign-ins and ban triggers over the week.
Live event feed streams the newest events as they happen: SUCCESS, DENY, BAN, DISCONNECT and the rest. The full list with filters is Logs.
Which application am I looking at
Every page except Applications shows one application at a time. The application name is in the sidebar header and in the title of this page; switch it there, or on Applications. The Overview, Users, Bans, Monitor, Logs, Variables, Resellers, Automation and Settings pages all follow that choice.