A profile is a set of customized monitors, defining how to monitor a given type of system
You can create your first profiles from a predefined list, or build it from scratch by using Redpeaks's monitoring library
Profiles are then associated to connectors, defining the data to collect and the checks to perform.

• Define global monitoring settings
• Customize and fine tune monitoring
• Centralized control of large landscape monitoring
• To create several monitoring templates relevant for the various types and roles of monitored systems

• A profile is defined by:

The profile table allows to:

• Assign a profile to connectors with Assign action
• Add new monitors in the profile with Assign monitors action
• Clone a profile
• Bulk delete profiles
• Open profile configuration by clicking on profile name

• The profile monitor list displays the associated monitors
• You can bulk change monitor states and edit each individual monitor from table actions
• To click on a monitor name will open its configuration

When you customize and save a monitor, the changes will be immediately used by all associated connectors

• Master profiles have been created to control the content and customization of multiple other profiles.
• Those profiles are called Supervised, they inherit from one master.
• All changes applied to a master profile will be propagated to each supervised profiles:
  • Adding/Removing monitors
  • Customization of monitors

• This allows enforcing a monitoring standard across several other (supervised) profiles, while allowing customizing
• A Master profile is a template meant to create supervised templates.
• It strictly defines the monitors that each derived supervised profile can have
• It cannot be assigned directly to a connector
• Adding or removing monitors from a master profile will be applied on all its supervised profiles too.