System Status

The System Status page provides a real-time view of the health of every backend service powering your Hilt deployment. This page requires the manage users permission.

Overall status

A banner at the top shows the aggregate health across all components:

Status	Meaning
All systems operational	Every monitored component is healthy
N service(s) need(s) attention	One or more components are experiencing issues but the system is functional
Some services disabled	One or more components have been intentionally disabled
No services monitored	No backend components are reporting status

Component cards

Each backend component has a status card showing:

Component name (e.g., Anomaly Narratives, TRACE Anomaly Detection, Event Enrichment, Backend Process, ClickHouse, Postgres).
Current status: Operational, Degraded, Disabled, or No data.
Uptime history: a 90-day visual history showing availability over time.

Component cards can also display remediation steps when a service is unhealthy, and a backend vitals strip with additional detail such as response times, queue depths, or resource usage.

Infrastructure components

Infrastructure-level components (ClickHouse, Postgres) use an expandable card with a per-signal breakdown — individual health metrics like query latency, connection pool usage, and replication lag.

Refreshing

The page auto-refreshes status data periodically. You can also click the Refresh button to force an immediate check. The header shows when the status was last checked.

Findings

Estate

Settings

Overall status

Component cards

Infrastructure components

Refreshing