> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.aiaxoniq.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Product tour
> A map of every section in the aiAxonIQ dashboard — Observe, Infrastructure, Govern and Manage — with what each one does and where its documentation lives.
The sidebar groups the product into four sections, in the order you usually move
through them during an incident: what is broken (**Observe**), where it runs
(**Infrastructure**), what it costs and protects (**Govern**), and how the account
is configured (**Manage**).
This page lists every destination in that sidebar, using the labels you will see
on screen, with one line on what each is for and a link to its guide.
**Before you start.** Most sections stay empty until telemetry arrives. If you
have not sent anything yet, start with the [Quickstart](/get-started/quickstart),
or look around the [playground](/get-started/playground) first — it has two
weeks of data already in it.
**You do not have to find things by browsing.** The sidebar search matches page
names and the words people usually use for them — searching `k8s` finds
Kubernetes, and `on call` finds Escalation policies.
## Observe
What your applications are doing: requests, errors, logs, metrics and user
sessions.
| Section | Pages | What it is for | Guide |
| :------------- | :------------------------------------------------------ | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Dashboard** | Overview · Saved dashboards · Templates · New dashboard | Your home page, the dashboards your team has saved, and a template gallery to start new ones from. | [Dashboards](/guides/dashboards/overview) |
| **APM** | Projects · Trace · Service map | Application performance per project: latency, errors, endpoints and deployments, a trace explorer, and the map of which services call which. | [APM](/guides/apm/overview) |
| **RUM** | Overview · Web vitals · Sessions · Errors · Resources | What real users experience in the browser: page loads, Core Web Vitals, sessions and JavaScript errors. | [Real user monitoring](/guides/rum/overview) |
| **LLM** | — | Requests your own applications make to language models: tokens, cost, latency and errors. | [LLM observability](/guides/llm/overview) |
| **AgentSight** | — | What AI agents on your hosts actually do — the processes they start and the calls they make — observed from the kernel. | [AgentSight](/guides/agentsight/overview) |
| **Traces** | — | Search every trace in the account and open one as a waterfall. | [Exploring traces](/guides/traces/overview) |
| **Logs** | Streams · Explorer · Saved searches · Live tail | A card per service with its log volume, one search across every stream, searches you have saved, and logs as they arrive. | [Searching logs](/guides/logs/search) · [Live tail](/guides/logs/live-tail) |
| **Metrics** | Catalog · Query | Browse the metrics you send, and chart them with a query. | [Exploring metrics](/guides/metrics/overview) |
## Infrastructure
Where your software runs: machines, clusters, databases, and checks run from
outside.
| Section | Pages | What it is for | Guide |
| :--------------------- | :------------------------------------------------ | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------- |
| **Infrastructure** | Hosts · Processes · Storage · Network | What each host reports about itself: CPU, memory, disks, processes and network. | [Infrastructure](/guides/infrastructure/overview) |
| **Zero-code** *(beta)* | — | The hosts running the eBPF zero-code agent, and what it discovered on them with no code change. | [Zero-code instrumentation](/zero-code/overview) |
| **Kubernetes** | Clusters · Nodes · Pods · Namespaces · Containers | Your clusters, from the cluster down to the container. | [Kubernetes](/guides/kubernetes/overview) |
| **Databases** | — | Database performance: engines, queries and slow queries. | [Databases](/guides/databases/overview) |
| **Synthetic** | — | HTTP, SSL, DNS, TCP and multi-step checks run against your endpoints from probe locations. | [Synthetic monitoring](/guides/synthetics/overview) |
## Govern
Deciding what matters, being told when it breaks, and keeping a record.
| Section | Pages | What it is for | Guide |
| :------------ | :--------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Alerts** | Rules & history · Silences · Maintenance windows · Escalation policies | Alert rules and their firing history, muting a known problem, planned quiet periods, and who is paged next when nobody responds. | [Alerting](/guides/alerts/overview) · [Silences and maintenance](/guides/alerts/silences-maintenance) · [Escalation policies](/guides/alerts/escalation-policies) |
| **Incidents** | — | One record per problem, opened when an alert fires: acknowledge it, assign it, resolve it, and read its timeline. | [Incidents](/guides/incidents/overview) |
| **SLOs** | — | Service level objectives, error budgets and burn-rate alerting. | [Service level objectives](/guides/slos/overview) |
| **Security** | — | Detection rules over your telemetry and the security events they raise. | [Security events](/guides/security/overview) |
| **Audit log** | — | Who changed what in your organization, and when. | [Audit log](/guides/audit) |
**Audit log is only shown to the Auditor, Admin and Owner roles.** Viewers and
Editors do not see it in the sidebar, because the API refuses it to them. See
[Roles and permissions](/concepts/roles).
The sidebar hides links you would only get an error from; it is not what
protects the data. The server checks your role on every request.
## Manage
Configuring the account and getting help from the assistant.
| Section | Pages | What it is for | Guide |
| :------------------------ | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------- |
| **AI Assistant** *(beta)* | Assistant · Investigate · Ask your data · Root cause · Suggested fixes · Correlation · Knowledge base · Insight history | Ask questions about your telemetry in plain language, and run investigations. Anything that calls a language model depends on one being configured for your deployment. | [AI assistant](/guides/ai/assistant) |
| **Get started** | — | The setup checklist: ingest key, first telemetry, first dashboard, first alert, and your team. It stays in the sidebar after setup, because the install snippets on it are what your next service needs. | [Choose your onboarding path](/onboarding/overview) |
| **Integrations** | — | Where notifications go: Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, OpsGenie and email. | [Integrations](/guides/integrations/overview) |
| **Settings** | Organization · Teams · API keys · Preferences | Your organization, its members, the license keys that send data, and your own preferences. | [Settings](/guides/settings/overview) |
**Usage** and **Billing** are in the account menu in the top bar. What they show
depends on your plan.
## Not generally available
These sections exist in the product and are hidden from customers today. They
are not in your sidebar, and no date is promised for any of them.
| Section | Where it would appear |
| :---------------- | :-------------------- |
| **Profiles** | Observe |
| **SIEM** | Govern |
| **CI/CD** | Govern |
| **Saved queries** | Not a sidebar entry |
**Other pages may still mention these sections.** If a link or a description
sends you to one of them and it is not in your sidebar, that is expected — it
is hidden on purpose, not broken. **Logs → Saved searches** is part of Logs
and is available; it is the standalone Saved queries section that is hidden.
## Next
A dashboard, an alert, an incident and an investigation, in that order.
How the product groups your telemetry, and what each grouping controls.