Summary: Applications and Processing unit dependency view
OverviewThe Applications Module allow users to manage and monitor XAP applications. The picture below explains the different parts composing the Applications module The Application MapThe application map is a graphical representation of the deployment plan (processing units, their SLA and their dependencies) OverviewUnderstanding the processing unit displayThe application map depicts a shape per each processing unit It shows the deployment and dependencies between each processing unit, belonging to the chosen "application" from the drop-down menu. Processing Unit dependenciesDependencies between processing units are depicted by an arrow flowing in the direction of "depends on".
The following table explains these icons
Contextual ActionsThe Monitoring viewThe monitoring view, allow the user to monitor the performance of a the selected processing unit. The displayed statistics are at the cluster level. Understanding the widgetsStateful Processing Unit metrics:In the case of backup spaces OS and VM metrics can be selected either for all instances of Processing Unit( Cluster ) or all instances without backups.
Stateless Processing Unit metrics:
Web Processing Unit metrics:The Infrastructure viewThe infrastructure view allow the user to verify the application's topology. It maps the processing unit instances to hosts, providing some basic information about each host. The Services viewThe services view allow the user to get information at the processing unit instance level and to correlate performance of several selected instances. Comparing InstancesService Instance DetailsContextual ActionsThe Logs viewThe logs view allow the user to browse the application logs, filter or search them. Events time-line (per application)The events time line is filtered per application chosen from the application drop-down menu.
Events table (per application)The events table is filtered per application chosen from the application drop-down menu. SSH terminalThere is an option to open SSH terminal for specific machine |
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