> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.flopsar.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.flopsar.com/7/user-guide/observing-and-diagnosing/live-view.md).

# Live View

Live View is real-time monitoring of one or more applications: throughput and latency as they happen, without a manual refresh. Open it from **Home → Live**. Use it to check whether a problem is occurring right now, then move into [Data Browser](/7/user-guide/observing-and-diagnosing/data-browser.md) or [Data Analysis](/7/user-guide/observing-and-diagnosing/data-analysis.md) for recorded invocations.

You need the **View live** permission.

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**Screenshot placeholder:** Workstation → Home → Live. Application selector and Add button; one or more live charts with execution-time and invocation-count bands.
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Select an application and choose **Add**. Each chart is bound to one application, so you can watch several at once. Charts update as agents stream data. Remove a chart from that application's panel when you no longer need it.

## The chart

The chart has two bands:

* **Execution time** — distribution of instrumented method duration (including average, minimum, and maximum).
* **Invocation counts** — how many calls occurred in the window, with the share that threw an exception.

The sidebar names the application and shows `n/m` instances: `n` currently sending data, `m` known for that application.

For a rolling, **filtered** view of specific services or entry points, use [Dashboards](/7/user-guide/observing-and-diagnosing/dashboards.md) instead.