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  1. Preface
  2. Introducing Monitor
  3. Monitoring jobs
  4. Monitoring Data Integration jobs
  5. Data Integration job log files
  6. Monitoring Data Profiling jobs
  7. Monitoring imports and exports
  8. Monitoring file transfer jobs
  9. Monitoring Data Ingestion and Replication jobs
  10. Monitoring advanced clusters
  11. Monitoring source control logs

Monitor

Monitor

Monitoring the activity log

Monitoring the activity log

You can monitor the activity log for a cluster instance on the
Activity Log
tab after you drill down to a cluster instance from the
Advanced Clusters
page.
Use the activity log to monitor the events on a cluster. The events mark the time that a cluster is started, scaled up or down, stopped, or the time that it is modified based on updates to the
advanced configuration
. The columns that you can view depend on the cloud platform.
The following image shows the
Activity Log
tab:
The Activity Log tab lists events for a specific advanced cluster. By default, the page lists the time stamp, activity, node instance types, number of nodes, and number of total nodes for each event. The status message at the top of the page indicates that the information on the page is up-to-date.
  1. Cluster name
  2. Cluster ID
  3. Status message that indicates whether information on the page is up-to-date or needs to be refreshed
  4. Refresh icon
  5. Download icon
The status message at the top of the page indicates whether the information on the page is up-to-date. If the information is out-of-date, the status message displays "Updates Available." To refresh the page, click the "Updates Available" message or the
Refresh
icon.
Information can become out-of-date when a new cluster event occurs, such as when you run a job to start the cluster or the cluster is scaled up to increase the number of worker nodes.
To download the activity log, click the
Download
icon.

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