Monitor cluster usage

View, monitor and share the status of your clusters, pods and individual nodes from the Anaconda Enterprise Operations Center. The graphs include:

  • Overall cluster CPU usage
  • CPU usage by node
  • Individual CPU usage
  • Overall cluster memory usage
  • Memory usage by node
  • Individual node memory usage
  • Overall cluster network usage
  • Network usage by node
  • Individual node network usage
  • Overall cluster filesystem usage
  • Filesystem usage by node
  • Individual filesystem usage

All graphs can be modified by time range. The default time range is the previous thirty minutes.

View graphs

To view any or all of these graphs, open the Operations Center, then from the left navigation click the Monitoring link.

The graphs listed above all display.

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Select cluster, pod or node

Select the cluster, pod and/or node you want to monitor by clicking the “Cluster” link at the top of the page, then from the drop-down menu that appears select the cluster or Pod. You can then optionally select a specific nodename to monitor.

Modify time range displayed

Click an operation to select and monitor it, or click the Logs button at the far right of an operation to view its log.

Share monitoring graphs

Click the “Share” icon at the top to get a unique URL that can be shared. The link contains an access token so the viewer does not need a password.

You can also share a snapshot that strips out sensitive data, leaving only the visible metric data and series names embedded into your dashboard.

After clicking the “Share” icon, from the drop-down menu select Snapshot sharing. Then click the Local Snapshot button to save the image locally, or the Publish to Snapshot button to save the image to the cloud.

The cloud snapshot can be manipulated by the viewer with zoom and time range changes. The viewer cannot change the node, cluster or pod.

NOTE: Anyone who has the link and can reach the URL can view the report.