Observability dashboard

The observability dashboard gives you a real-time view of your Truthlocks environment directly in the console. Use it to track attestation activity, monitor service health, spot latency trends, and check plan usage — all without leaving the browser. The dashboard is available in two views: a platform observability dashboard for platform administrators, and a tenant observability dashboard for tenant users.

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Platform observability

Navigate to Observability in the platform console sidebar. The dashboard presents SLO performance, service health, error distribution, and cloud infrastructure links in a single page with interactive charts.

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KPI row

Four cards with colored left-border accents display top-level metrics:

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SLO performance

When SLO data is available, the dashboard displays three visualizations:

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Availability gauge

A radial bar gauge showing the current availability percentage. The gauge is color-coded: The error budget consumed is displayed below the gauge.

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SLO scorecards

Two scorecards show:

• Availability — the current percentage against the 99.9% target.
• p99 Latency — the worst-case response time against the 200 ms target.

Each scorecard is color-coded — green when within target, amber when approaching the threshold, and red when the target is breached.

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SLO trend charts

Two seven-day line charts show the historical trend for availability and p99 latency. A dashed amber reference line marks the SLO target on each chart. Use these to spot whether your SLOs are trending toward or away from target.

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Service health

The services section includes three views:

• Service health donut — a compact radial chart showing the ratio of healthy, degraded, and unknown services.
• Service latency chart — a horizontal bar chart showing each service’s response time in milliseconds. Bars are color-coded by latency (green under 50 ms, cyan under 200 ms, amber under 500 ms, red above). A dashed reference line at 200 ms marks the SLA threshold.
• Service detail cards — expandable cards for each backend service showing status, target URL, response time with a proportional progress bar, and links to logs and traces.

The platform dashboard monitors the following services: Each service displays its current status (healthy, degraded, or down). A service is marked degraded when it responds but takes longer than 2 seconds, and down when it fails to respond within the 5-second timeout.

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Error distribution

A bar chart breaks down recent grouped errors by signature, color-coded for quick identification. Below the chart, each error group shows its count, source, and sample trace IDs. Links to CloudWatch Logs Insights and X-Ray Service Map are provided when available.

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CloudWatch launchers

Quick-launch buttons for your cloud monitoring tools — Dashboard, Metrics, Logs Insights, X-Ray, and Alarms. These open directly in your AWS console.

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Trace lookup

Enter a trace ID to get a direct link to AWS X-Ray (or your OTLP backend) for that specific request. Press Enter or click Look up to resolve the trace.

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Auto-refresh

The dashboard polls all data sources every 30 seconds. Toggle auto-refresh on or off from the header. A countdown shows when the next refresh will occur. Click Refresh at any time to fetch the latest data immediately.

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Tenant observability

Navigate to Observability in the tenant console sidebar. The tenant dashboard is organized into four tabs with interactive charts.

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Dashboard tabs

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Overview

The overview tab displays four primary stat cards:

• Total attestations — active, revoked, and superseded counts.
• Active issuers — how many of your issuers are currently trusted.
• Audit events — total events recorded with hash-chain integrity.
• System health — how many backend services are healthy out of the total monitored.

Below the stat cards, three performance gauges show:

• Average latency across all services.
• P95 latency — the worst-case response time for the slowest service.
• Health checks performed since the page was opened.

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Attestation lifecycle chart

A donut chart breaks down your total attestations into active (green), revoked (red), and other (gray) categories. A companion bar chart shows the same data with counts and percentages for each category.

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Latency trend chart

An area chart overlays response times for all monitored services over recent health checks. Each service is color-coded with its own gradient fill. A legend below the chart identifies each service. The SLA thresholds are noted: green under 200 ms, yellow under 500 ms, red at 1000 ms or above.

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Services

The services tab shows the health of each monitored backend service: Each service displays its current status (healthy, degraded, or down), response time, and session uptime percentage. An SLA compliance bar compares each service’s uptime against the 99.9% target.

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Usage and quotas

The usage tab displays a horizontal bar chart showing each metered resource’s consumption as a percentage of its plan limit. Bars are color-coded: Unlimited meters are listed separately below the chart. Hover over any bar to see the exact count and limit.

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Security

The security tab gives you a live view of your environment’s security posture across three dimensions. At the top, three posture cards summarize overall strength: Below the posture cards, individual security controls are grouped into three categories:

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Cryptographic controls

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Access controls

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Data protection controls

Each control shows an Enforced badge when active or an Attention badge when it requires action (for example, if no audit events have been recorded yet).

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Tenant dashboard charts

The main tenant dashboard (Home page in the console sidebar) includes three attestation insight charts when you have at least one attestation: These charts provide a quick visual summary of your attestation portfolio health without navigating to the full observability dashboard.

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Programmatic monitoring

For machine-readable health data outside the console, use the status API or the billing usage endpoint. These endpoints let you integrate Truthlocks metrics into your own dashboards or alerting pipelines.

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Next steps