All of the content on the content on the Home\Index.chtml page are in refresh sections except for the AlertOverview.

To maintain the dashboard feel of the page, would it make more sense to have this be kept up to date with the rest of the page?

As an aside, the HomeModel object contains an IEventClientStatus, however, I cannot seem to find where it is used on the page. Would it be possible to remove this from the model to improve load times?

The various Event Broker engines should log activity to the application log, as well as log any exception messages.

Group related pages do not explain very clearly what certain operations do, nor what effect certain properties have. Specifically:

• It is unclear what "Edit Operation List Groups" does - this brings up a selection between "None" and "Normal" for operation lists. Presumably this means that the operation list is in the group?
• Maybe a group would benefit from having a comment like an operation list comment to explain the purpose of the group?
• As with our other pages, some descriptions of each page would help

Something I'm also battling with is that Event Broker maxes out the CPU when running the Command Shell Wrapper plugin. It does this when calling the Powershell script that I wrote to create class groups. The script is still executed but performance is impacted by the Broker Service. I have reproduced the issue running the wrapper via the UI and the service. Is this a known issue? Happy to diagnose further if the issue is new.

The generic error page has a minor artefact:

Err@model System.Web.Mvc.HandleErrorInfo

At the top of the page. See attached screenshot.

This was taken running on Cassini.

Management Studio should make it very clear as to whether the service's scheduler is currently running and be able to easily turn it on/off.

The tool tip for the Identity Broker plug-in does not contain all the text. See screen-shot.

Attached screenshot, the text box for the URI of the Identity Broker end-point is too short to be comfortable to use.

The tool tip for logging settings is inaccurate. "Maintained" is not the accurate work. "Retained" would be more appropriate.

The current warning for the license is:

You have 29 days remaining on your trial license. Click here to renew your license.

Unsure if "renew" is the word we're looking for.