View metrics
The Metrics page in the UI enables you to view ingested metrics and anomalies of interest. The easiest way to view relevant metrics is to drill down from an incident:
Go to the Monitor > Incidents page and select an incident.
In the Incident Details pane, click the Metrics drill-down button.
This brings you to the Metrics page. The drilldown automatically filters the metrics and time window for the selected incident.

Metric chart reference

Metric data point reference
To view information about a specific data point, rest the cursor over that point in the chart. The table to the right shows the following. See also Customizing Anomaly Detection for Individual Metrics (Advanced).
Note
Moogsoft stores all timestamps in UTC format. The dates and times displayed in the UI are based on your browser's local time.
Field | Description |
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Time | The local time when the data point was captured. |
Severity | Severity, if the data point is an anomaly. |
High Threshold | The high threshold for normal performance at the time the data point was captured. |
Low Threshold | The low threshold for normal performance at the time the data point was captured. |
Detector | The anomaly detector in use when the data point was captured. |
Deviations | The number of standard deviations above or below the mean at which the detector determines that a data point is an anomaly. |
Confidence | The level of confidence that the data point is an anomaly, from 0 (low confidence) to 1 (high confidence). A low confidence value might indicate a relatively small sample size. It might also indicate that the data distribution is less normalized and more scattered, with more variations from the statistical average that represents "normal" behavior for that metric. |
Vector | The detector considers anomalies based on whether a data point is
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Median | The median value in effect when the data point was captured. |
Hold For | The detector setting in effect when the data point was captured. You can configure this setting when you set up the detector. |
Stateful | The detector setting in effect when the data point was captured. You can configure this setting when you set up the detector. |
Window | The detector setting in effect when the data point was captured. You can configure this setting when you set up the detector. |