In the Metrics section, you can see the data of your infrastructure machines and monitor its health.
At the top part you can see the summary of your machines and at the bottom part, you can get details like its status, usages and etc.
As per the selected timeframe in the chart, the following metrics will be displayed:
The down one contains a few cards like graphical boxes that give you a quick comparison between hosts’ stats. These cards contain following data for a recent 1 Hour or selected interval
This section shows the number of machines in the cluster in a honeycomb-like pattern. The machines are grouped by their status as running or down. You can get more details about each machine by hovering over any honeycomb. You want to filter out all 3 sections of the dashboard based on any particular machine only by clicking on any machine, and that will apply a filter on the dashboard, so the rest of the cards & sections will display data accordingly.
This card will show the current CPU & RAM stats of the recently installed 25 machines in the cluster. If you want to quickly compare existing machines, such as which one consumes how much CPU and RAM, this will be useful.
This is the extended version of the previous card, here you have checkpoints of every minute for the recent 1 hour or selected intervals, so by seeing ups & downs, you can measure things in wave format. This will show wave lines of recently installed 25 machines.
Like the CPU Usage card, this also helps us to get an idea about RAM usage in a graphical form. This will also show only recently installed 25 machines.
Network Usages displays usage based on bandwidth type. One is for Receiving bandwidth, and the other for Transmitting bandwidth. Each graph shows the bandwidth of the recently installed 25 machines. From this graph, we can compare which machines consume higher bandwidth to Receive & Transmit data packets.
Disk Usage displays Read & Write speed of any machine in the cluster.
This card shows the list of recently installed 25 machines in the form of progress bars with their Used, Reserved & Free areas, to get an idea of filesystem utilization & usage in the cluster.
In the below bar, Green shows Used space, Yellow shows Reserved space, and Gray shows Free space in the cluster.