# illuminate Explorer

The illuminate explorer view allows you to find out what's in your system and see what it's doing.

At the left of the window is a tree view of available components. Browse the tree to find more information on that component.

Some of the available components are:

Processor
  You can see how many CPUs you have, their type and speed, and how they are structured in terms of cores and threads.
Disk
  You can browse the disks in your system, see what I/O is going on, and see what zfs pools are present.
Network
  You can see the configured network devices and their traffic, as well as details of the use of various network protocols.
Memory
  You can see basic swap information, as well as a graphical display of kernel memory allocation statistics and how the ZFS ARC is being used.
Filesystems
  You can see the usage of mounted filesystems (like df), their activity (like fsstat), and see what zfs pools and datasets are available.
Processes
  You can see all the processes running on the system.
Zones
  If there are any non-global zones, you can see details of them and the processes running in them