Overview
What the selected application is doing right now, and a checklist that takes a new application to its first sign-in.
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The setup checklist
A new application shows a checklist at the top. 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 logged a request from your program for this application, accepted or refused. | Open SDK and key, with one download button per 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 same five steps are in Your first license in 10 minutes.
The numbers
The page refreshes every 30 seconds. Lifetime and weekly totals are recalculated every 45 seconds and live counts every 10, so a figure can trail what you just did by up to that long. The four large figures open the page that explains them.
| Figure | What it counts |
|---|---|
| Active sessions | Sessions open right now. Opens Monitor. |
| Auth, 24 h | Successful and refused sign-ins in the last 24 hours. Opens Logs. |
| Success rate | Successful sign-ins as a share of every row in the application's connection log, disconnects and bans included, over its whole life. |
| Threats blocked | The number of bans on the application, all time. Opens Bans. |
| Total licenses, Total accounts | Everything created, active or not. Accounts are users with a username that are not tied to a license. |
| 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 the application. |
| Actions, 24 h | Changes made to the application in the last 24 hours by you, your resellers or an integration, as recorded in the application log. |
Global activity
A world map of where sign-ins came from, with a pin for each place and a count of sign-ins at it. The list under the map names the top four places. Places come from the locations recorded at sign-in (the 50 busiest), and sign-ins from the same place share one pin. Nothing shows until the first successful sign-in has been located.
- Zoom with the plus and minus buttons, or hold
Ctrl(Cmdon a Mac) and scroll. Plain scrolling moves the page, not the map. Zoom past 6 (country level) needs Authenticator Premium. - Fit to activity frames all pins again. Expand opens the map full screen, where plain scrolling zooms.
- The map is drawn from OpenStreetMap data served by Atlas itself, so no map provider sees your visitors. If it cannot load, a simpler country map takes its place.
System health and threats
System health shows the response time, the server load and the uptime of the Atlas servers, not of your program. A response time under 120 ms and a load under 70% show green.
Threat intelligence, 24 h lists up to ten addresses that were refused more than 5 times in the last 24 hours. The grade is by attempts: 6 to 20 is LOW, 21 to 50 MEDIUM, above 50 HIGH. 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 or tap a bar for its numbers and that day's success rate. Under it, the share of successful sign-ins, refused sign-ins and ban triggers over the week.
Live event feed lists the 20 newest log entries: SUCCESS, DENY, BAN, DISCONNECT and the rest, each with a plain-language message and its age. The full list with filters is Logs.