--- schema_version: "1" id: 536f3a0175ddd60c8db536bf4179d234c418eedf0b0fbafe935dadc9a6820570 title: Monitoring Dashboards for Mule Apps Deployed to Hybrid Standalone collection: mulesoft version: current locale: en-us portal_url: https://docs.salesforce.com/mulesoft/current/en-us/hybrid-standalone/monitoring-dashboards-hybrid-apps.md canonical_url: https://docs.mulesoft.com/hybrid-standalone/monitoring-dashboards-hybrid-apps source_site: docs.mulesoft.com content_type: documentation content_hash: 41de71a4b8a144991d05fff6719f0c9cacf02982a99607d3842bee1716a27221 description: MuleSoft Documentation Site latest: true --- --- product: Hybrid Standalone Runtimes --- # Monitoring Dashboards for Mule Apps Deployed to Hybrid Standalone > For the full documentation index, see: https://docs.mulesoft.com/llms.txt Monitor your Mule applications deployed to hybrid standalone instances through comprehensive performance dashboards that provide real-time visibility into application health, business metrics, and integration performance across your distributed runtime environment. ## Overview Runtime Manager provides comprehensive application monitoring dashboards for your Mule applications deployed to hybrid standalone environments, so you can: - Monitor real-time application performance metrics and transaction flow - Analyze business transaction patterns and message processing rates - Track application-specific KPIs and custom business metrics - Identify performance bottlenecks and integration failures - Monitor resource consumption and optimize application efficiency - Correlate application performance with business outcomes > [!NOTE] To view application dashboards, you must have the Runtime Manager Read Applications > permission for the target applications. > > Anypoint Platform Private Cloud Edition doesn’t support the Anypoint Monitoring dashboard feature. Runtime Manager provides comprehensive application monitoring through multiple dashboard interfaces designed for different use cases and deployment scenarios. ## Application Monitoring Dashboards Monitor your Mule applications through specialized dashboards that provide insights into integration performance, business transactions, and operational health. ### Overview Application monitoring dashboards help you understand critical aspects of your integration performance: - Performance Analysis: When did usage peaks occur and how did they impact system performance? - Response Time Correlation: What effect do traffic spikes have on application response times? - Resource Utilization: How effectively are your applications using available processing resources? - Error Analysis: What impact do high traffic volumes have on message failure rates? - Multi-Application Impact: How do resource-intensive applications affect the performance of other applications on shared infrastructure? ### Dashboard Types Runtime Manager provides two application dashboard interfaces optimized for different monitoring needs: - Built-in Anypoint Monitoring Dashboard Advanced metrics and comprehensive monitoring capabilities - Classic Application Monitoring Dashboard Essential metrics for basic application monitoring The dashboard interface displayed depends on your application’s version, deployment target, and monitoring configuration. > [!NOTE] CPU and memory information isn’t immediately available in dashboards after an application > restarts. To retain historical statistics, use the `dashboardStats` API or enable Anypoint > Monitoring for persistent data storage. ### Built-in Anypoint Monitoring Dashboard The built-in Anypoint Monitoring dashboard provides comprehensive application monitoring with advanced metrics, custom visualizations, and multiple analytical views for in-depth performance analysis The dashboard is available for applications that meet these criteria: \* Deployed to CloudHub, Runtime Fabric, or configured hybrid environments \* Running on Mule 4.x or later versions \* Anypoint Monitoring enabled and properly configured For detailed configuration and usage information, refer to [Built-in Application Dashboard](https://docs.mulesoft.com/monitoring/anypoint-insights) in the Anypoint Monitoring documentation. ### Classic Application Monitoring Dashboard The classic application monitoring dashboard provides essential application metrics focusing on core integration performance indicators: message processing, resource utilization, and system health. The dashboard is available for applications in these scenarios: \* Deployed to CloudHub and running Mule versions earlier than 3.8.7 \* Deployed to hybrid standalone instances with basic monitoring enabled \* Applications without Anypoint Monitoring configured \* Environments where only essential monitoring is required > [!NOTE] The Mule Messages graph displays comprehensive message processing data for the application > during the selected time frame, including successful processing, errors, and throughput patterns. ### Access Application Dashboards Access application monitoring dashboards directly from Runtime Manager for real-time performance analysis and troubleshooting. To access application monitoring dashboards: 1. In Runtime Manager, click **Applications**. 2. Click the name of the application you want to monitor. The dashboard interface displayed depends on your application’s configuration, deployment target, and monitoring setup. ### Dashboard Navigation and Features Navigate application dashboards effectively using comprehensive time range selection and interactive data exploration features. #### Time Range Selection Monitor application performance across different time periods using the time range selector: **Built-in Anypoint Monitoring Dashboard** ![Time range selector for Anypoint Monitoring dashboard](/mulesoft/current/en-us/hybrid-standalone/_images/monitoring-dashboards-time-ranges.png) **Classic Application Monitoring Dashboard** ![Time range selector for classic application dashboard](/mulesoft/current/en-us/hybrid-standalone/_images/monitoring-dashboards-cbd92.png) #### Data Aggregation by Time Range Application metrics are aggregated differently based on the selected time range to optimize performance and provide meaningful insights:
Time RangeMule MessagesError CountResponse Time (milliseconds)

3 Hours

Per minute

Per minute

Per minute

24 Hours

Per 8 minutes

Per 8 minutes

Per 8 minutes

7 Days

Per hour

Per hour

Per hour

2 Weeks

Per 2 hours

Per 2 hours

Per 2 hours

Data Visualization Patterns: - Multi-Worker Applications When applications run on multiple workers, each worker appears as a separate curve on graphs, differentiated by color coding. - Shared Infrastructure Applications deployed to server groups or clusters display aggregated performance metrics as unified trend lines. - Performance Correlation Dashboard data enables correlation between application performance and underlying infrastructure utilization. ## See Also - [Monitoring Hybrid Standalone Instances](https://docs.mulesoft.com/hybrid-standalone/monitoring-hybrid-standalone) - [Creating Alerts for Mule Apps Deployed to Hybrid Standalone](https://docs.mulesoft.com/hybrid-standalone/creating-alerts-hybrid-apps) - [Monitoring Dashboards for Servers, Server Groups, and Clusters](https://docs.mulesoft.com/hybrid-standalone/monitoring-dashboards-hybrid) - [Managing Hybrid Standalone Instances](https://docs.mulesoft.com/hybrid-standalone/managing-hybrid-standalone)