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Ops Notes

Last updated on 26 April, 2024

Ops Notes allow you to add time-stamped annotations (markers) to your graphs. It is a powerful way to correlate events such as manual device changes, upgrades, or releases with performance changes in your environment. It is not only useful for troubleshooting purposes, but also provides a historical log of events’ impact on your environment’s performance.

Accessing Ops Notes Page

Navigate to Settings Ops Notes, the Ops Notes page provides an interface from which you can view and filter Ops Notes under the Notes tab.

Note: You can also add individual tags from the Tags tab.

Ops Notes settings page

In the Actions column, you can perform the following:

  • Manage icon— allows you to manage or edit the values of the selected Ops Notes.
  • Delete icon— deletes the selected Ops Notes permanently.

Adding Ops Notes

  1. Navigate to Settings > Ops Notes.
  2. Under the Notes tab, select Add Ops Notes Add icon.
  3. In the Note field, enter all the relevant information necessary to contextualize the event.
  4. In the Tags field, select the tags based on event type (bug, deployment, upgrade, and manual changes).
    Tagging Ops Notes based on event type provides a good historical log that will contextualize how certain actions impact your environment.
  5. Select a date and time associated with the Ops Notes. 
  6. Based on your requirement, select either the ResourceGroupsWebsite Groups, or Websites tab and add the relevant records. 
  7. Select Save.

Customizing Table Settings

  1. Navigate to Settings > Ops Notes
  2. Select Table settings.
  3. Do the following:
    1. To reorder columns, select  resize columns icon and drag to the order you want
    2. To hide or show columns, select Visibility icon.
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