The Web Interface

Table of Contents

Finding Your Way Around
The About Page
Light and Dark
Finding the Version You Run

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The web interface is served by the same application as the API, so there is nothing separate to install, start, or point at anything. Sign in at the address of your installation, and the first screen is the Fleet Inventory. If you were sent to sign in from another page, you return to that page instead.

Finding Your Way Around

The navigation on the left groups every screen under three headings, with Settings, the API console, About, and Sign out pinned at the bottom.

Section	What is in it
Fleet	Inventory, the filterable list of every machine and the JVM installations on it, and Trends, how the estate moves over time.
Licensing Alerts	Coverage, the overview of the estate by version, vendor, and license with its PDF export, and Migration Waves, the remediation work somebody has planned. Two tabs of one screen.
Security Exposure	Judges the installations seen in the last 30 days against the latest quarterly security update and the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, and recommends an Azul build. See Security Exposure.
Settings	An index of every administrative area. See Settings Overview.
Public API	The browsable console over the integration API, opened in a new tab. Every signed-in user sees it. See The Integration API.
About	What the product is, the version you run, how an observation travels from the Agent or an AMT scan through the Forwarder to the web interface, and links to the Forwarder and Agent documentation. See The About Page.

Section

What is in it

Fleet

Inventory, the filterable list of every machine and the JVM installations on it, and Trends, how the estate moves over time.

Licensing Alerts

Coverage, the overview of the estate by version, vendor, and license with its PDF export, and Migration Waves, the remediation work somebody has planned. Two tabs of one screen.

Security Exposure

Judges the installations seen in the last 30 days against the latest quarterly security update and the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, and recommends an Azul build. See Security Exposure.

Settings

An index of every administrative area. See Settings Overview.

Public API

The browsable console over the integration API, opened in a new tab. Every signed-in user sees it. See The Integration API.

About

What the product is, the version you run, how an observation travels from the Agent or an AMT scan through the Forwarder to the web interface, and links to the Forwarder and Agent documentation. See The About Page.

Both Admins and Members read everything under Fleet, Licensing Alerts, and Security Exposure, including the decisions that carry commercial weight. Administration under Settings, including the audit log, is for Admins. Members open Settings too, for their own API tokens, quota and usage, single sign-on, and to read the exclusion groups.

The About Page

About, at the bottom of the navigation, is open to every signed-in user. It describes the product, shows the version you run as Version <version> (<build stamp>), draws how an observation travels from the Agent or an AMT scan through the Forwarder to the web interface, and links to the documentation for setting up the Forwarder and using the Agent.

Light and Dark

The interface follows your display preference. The screenshots in this documentation are taken in dark mode.

Finding the Version You Run

Support questions start with the version. The About page shows it with the build stamp, and so does the VERSION file in the release directory of your installation (/opt/ljvmi/current/VERSION). See Finding the Version You Run.