| Status | The status of the deployed channel. Common statuses include:
- Deploying: The channel is in the middle of being deployed. If the channel appears to be stuck in this state, it may mean a deploy script is taking a long time.
- Undeploying: The channel is in the middle of being undeployed. If the channel appears to be stuck in this state, it may mean a shutdown script is taking a long time.
- Starting: The channel is in the middle of starting up. If the channel appears to be stuck in this state, it may be in the middle of recovering unfinished messages.
- Started: The channel is currently started. If the node color is orange instead of green, it means that not all connectors underneath the channel are started.
- Pausing: The channel is in the middle of pausing. The source connector is in the middle of stopping, and will wait until all currently processing messages have finished before doing so.
- Paused: The channel is currently paused. The source connector is currently stopped, which means the channel will no longer receive messages from its configured source, but messages queued up on destinations may still flow outbound. You can still manually send or reprocess messages while a channel is paused.
- Stopping: The channel is in the middle of stopping. All currently processing messages will be finished first before the channel stops. If the channel appears to be stuck in this state, it may mean a message is taking a long time to finish processing.
- Stopped: The channel is currently stopped. No messages will be received or sent out from the channel.
When the row is a Group rather than a Channel, the group status will be combined from all the channel statuses. For example if some channels are Started and some are Starting, the overall group status will be Starting. In other cases where channels have differing statuses you will see the Mixed group status. |
| Name | The name of the connector, channel, or group. This column also shows any tags associated with a channel. |
| Rev Δ | The number of times the channel was saved since it was last deployed. This value will be highlighted if it is greater than 0, or if any code templates linked to the channel have changed since the channel was last deployed. Rev Δ = Channel Revision - Deployed Revision |
| Last Deployed | The time this channel was last deployed. This value will be highlighted if it is within the last two minutes. |
| Received | The number of messages received and accepted by the channel's source connector. |
| Filtered | The number of messages filtered out by the channel's source connector or any of its destination connectors. |
| Queued | The number of messages currently queued by the channel's source connector of any of its destination connectors. This value will be highlighted if it is greater than 0. |
| Sent | The number of messages that have been sent by all destination connectors in the channel. |
| Errored | The number of messages that errored somewhere in the channel. This value will be highlighted if it is greater than 0. |
| Connection | The current activity of the channel / connector. Not all connector types implement this column, so the default value you will see is Idle. Common connection statuses include:
- Idle: The source connector is not currently in the process of receiving a message.
- Reading: The source connector is currently reading a message into the channel. Generally used by polling source connectors.
- Writing: The destination connector is currently dispatching a message outbound.
- Polling: The source connector is currently polling for messages to read in.
- Receiving: The source connector is currently receiving a message from an external system.
- Sending: The destination connector is currently dispatching a message outbound.
- Waiting For Response: The destination connector has sent the message outbound and is waiting on a response from the remote system.
- Connected: The source connector currently has one or more clients connected to it. This generally will also include a number indicating how many clients are currently connected.
Note: If the connection status is highlighted in red, it typically means that the source connector has reached its configured maximum number of allowed clients. Currently connected clients will be allowed to send messages but no new clients will be able to connect.
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