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Manage all discovered services

Modified on: Tue, 31 Mar, 2026 at 5:48 PM

A Service represents any communication process between a listener and a client discovered via netstat during the scanning process.

This article provides an overview of how services are discovered and categorized within the inventory, helping you distinguish between unique service types and their individual running instances.

Discovery identifies these processes to provide visibility into which applications are running across your infrastructure and how many instances of each exist. This categorization is essential for identifying widely deployed applications or noisy monitoring agents that may impact performance or security.

View and manage services

To access the centralized list of all services, in the side bar click Applications > Services > All Services list. Use the All Services list page to view which services are running across your infrastructure and how many instances of each exist. Additionally, view widely-deployed applications and monitoring agents.




Distinguish between All Services and Service Instances

Understand the hierarchical relationship between service definitions and their active deployments. The inventory separates service data into two distinct views to help you analyze your environment:

View

Purpose

Example

All Services

Displays unique names of discovered services and the total count of instances.

15 instances of java; 8 instances of java.exe

Service Instances

Stores every discovered service as an individual entry, with the device it's running on and other details.

java.exe running on device jboss-27java.exe running on device jboss-29