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Metrics View

The

Metrics

view is the default view of the dashboard.

In the

Metrics

view, you can see the following information:

Select Time Line: You need to select the time line to see the metrics of objects in the run time. You can set it anywhere between 5 minutes and 24 hours. For example, if you set the time line at five minutes, you can see the metrics for the last five minutes.
Application Services, System Services, Hosts, and Nodes in a Topology: The left panel displays the name of the topology and the configured application services, such as source controllers, event processors, and responder controllers in that topology. You can also view the hosts, nodes, activity manager, and system services, such as the grid manager, UM lbmrd, or UM store.; When you rest the pointer over each application service, you can view the following information:
Name
. Name of the application service. If it is a host, the IP address displays.
Status
. The status of a service on the node, whether the application service is running or stopped. Green shows Running status, while Red shows Stopped status.
Type
. The type of service, such as application service, system service, node, host, or activity manager.; Select an application service to highlight the node and host which contains that application service. If you configure the application service on a standalone node, it shows one instance of the node. If you configure the application service for high availability, it shows the primary and backup instances of the nodes. The node that consists of the primary instance displays as 1 and the node that consists of the backup instance displays as 2.; You can view the refresh icon in the upper-left panel to refresh the dashboard. You can also refresh the dashboard, purge the metrics of the topology or the controllers from the
Actions
menu.
Host CPU and Memory Utilization: When you select an application service, the lower left panel displays the following views:
Details
view. Displays the name of the application service, the type of application service and the status. It also displays the name of the node and host on which you configure the application service.
Host CPU/Memory Usage
view. Displays a graphical representation of the % CPU and % memory utilization for the configured application service.
Objects View: When you click an application service on the left panel, you can view the deployed primary and supporting objects for that application service on the right panel.
Select a source controller to view the deployed sources and topics.
Select an event processor to view the configured rules, responses, analytics, topics, and watchlists.
Select a responder controller to view the configured responders and responses.
You can apply filters to drill down to specific information, such as object or project names, type, number of events, alerts, or activations. Use the various options provided to filter items.

Activity and Status of Objects: When you select an object on the upper-right panel, the lower right panel displays the status and aggregate count, and a graphical view of the activity of the deployed object. You view the events generated for a source controller, activations for an event processor, and alerts for a responder controller. When you rest the pointer on the graph, you can view the number of events, activations, or alerts at a specified time and day.
If you use Internet Explorer 8, you can see an aggregate of events, with a maximum of 30 plottings at a time.
You can use the
Actions
menu displayed on the lower-right panel to perform the tasks related to that object.
The following figure shows the
Metrics
view of the dashboard:

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