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CMC Monitor Overview

The Cluster Management Console (CMC) Monitor enables you to view utilization graphs and insights per cluster, such as virtual memory usage, queued or running jobs, and so on. The monitoring tool enables you to filter the insights you need to view for nodes, infrastructure, and tenants in this cluster.

CMC Monitoring Access Rights

Only a CMC administrator can view the utilization by selecting the Monitoring tab in the navigation bar of the CMC.

CMC Monitoring Anatomy

The CMC Monitoring consists of the following:

Search bar
Context bar
Dashboard view

Search Bar

The search bar consists of the following that you can use to filter the displayed utilization insights:

Control	Type	Description
Timezone	drop down list	Select the appropriate time zone for either the client or the server. The default time zone is the client’s time zone. If the server and client time zones are the same, the label will be Server/Client Timezone.
Date	calendar	Specify a start and end date, with a maximum range of five days. The default date range is the last five days including the current day.
Cluster Name	drop down list	Select a cluster name. The default value is the first cluster.

Context Bar

The context bar consists of three tabs:

Nodes tab, which contains all nodes and services related monitored data
Infrastructure tab, which contains all infrastructure related monitored data, such as metadata database, Zookeeper, Spark, and Notebook data
Tenants tab, which contains all tenant(s) related monitored data
Range Selector, which specifies the time or date intervals of data to show in the monitored graphs. It can be one of the following values:
- One hour
- Three hours (default)
- Five hours
- Custom (maximum five days interval)
Reload, which reloads the monitored data to get the latest

Dashboard view

The dashboard view for each of the available tabs differs from one tab to another. Each view contains different insights for the data monitored, and each insight has a legend that is clickable to hide or show the corresponding data.

Nodes dashboard

The Nodes tab contains a collapsible panel for each node in a cluster, and each panel contains a collapsible panel for each of the contained services.

Note

Starting with the Incorta Cloud 2022.3.0 release, Incorta introduced three new utilizaiton charts in the Node tab: Diskspace, Ram usage, and Real Memory.

Each node collapsible panel contains:

Diskspace %, which tracks the percentage of the consumed virtual disk space
Ram Usage, which tracks the RAM usage of the virtual memory and service status change events

Each service collapsible panel contain the following:

Service Status, which tracks the loader or analytics service status over time
Virtual Memory, which tracks the on-heap or off-heap memory, display load jobs, and dashboard rendering and service status updates
Real Memory (GB), which tracks the value of the real memory consumed

Infrastructure dashboard

The Infrastructure tab contains the following utilization insights:

Metadata Database Status (Connected/Unreachable)
Zookeeper Status (Connected/Unreachable)
Spark Status (Connected/Unreachable)
Notebook Status (Connected/Unreachable)

Tenants dashboard

The Tenants tab contains a collapsible panel for each tenant in a cluster, and each panel contains the following data utilization insights:

Shared Directory Disk Space, which tracks the total and consumed disk space of the tenant shared directory
Queued Load Jobs, which tracks the number of queued jobs
Running Load Jobs, which tracks the number of running jobs
Note
Jobs queued or running for less than five minutes might not be captured in the dashboard since the heartbeat period in the CMC is five minutes.

CMC Monitor Actions

For all of the available graphs that have a legend and when selecting a legend label, the graph is filtered to view only the data related to the selected legend.

Upon hovering on any point of the graph, the point shows a specific job that happened during that time along with its details.

Using the CMC Monitor, you can also perform the following actions:

Filter data
Reload data
Adjust Range Selector
Insight actions

Filter data

In any of the tabs, you can filter the monitored data displayed in the insights using one or all of the filtration options in the Search bar.

Select a timezone for the server or the client
Select a date range.
Note
The date range cannot be more than the last five days prior to the current date.

Choose a cluster.
Upon selecting any of the filtration, the insight refreshes to reflect the filtration results.

Reload data

You can reload the latest monitored data using the Reload button in the Search bar.

Adjust Range Selector

You can also focus on the monitored data for a certain duration using the range selector. The range selector affects all insights in the Tenants and Nodes tabs:

Select the 1h button to show the monitored data for the last hour
Select the 3h button to show the monitored data for the last three hours (Selected by default)
Select the 5h button to show the monitored data for the last five hours
Select the Custom to select a date range within the last five days