View Metrics for a Capella Columnar Cluster
- Capella Columnar
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Capella Columnar provides metrics that allow you to monitor your clusters.
You can use the Capella Columnar Monitoring dashboard to access a customizable collection of metrics and gain insight into the performance of your cluster.
With the Monitoring dashboard, you can:
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Investigate issues and identify runtime outliers
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Customize the dashboard to only track specific metrics
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View all of those metrics in one place
The Monitoring dashboard includes the following elements:
Element | Description |
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Metrics |
The metrics list includes every metric available for Columnar clusters. You can select metrics to add or remove them from your dashboard. |
Timeframe |
The timeframe filter lets you switch between preselected timeframes or set your own custom timeframe. By default, the Auto refresh option is turned off. When turned on, it refreshes the dashboard with the most recent data based on the the 1-minute or 2-minute refresh rate you choose. The auto-refresh feature is only available with the 30-minute, 1-hour, or 2-hour timeframe options. |
Metric tile |
The tiles that populate when you choose metrics from the metrics list. |
Monitor Metrics in the Monitoring Dashboard
To monitor your metrics in the Monitoring dashboard:
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In your Columnar cluster, go to Monitoring.
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Select the metric you want to monitor from the Metrics drop-down. For a list of all metrics available, see available metrics.
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Select a timeframe to apply to the metric. You can choose one of the predetermined timeframes, or click to set a custom timeframe. The dashboard then populates a metric tile with information about the metric and timeframe you selected.
After you have populated the dashboard with a metric tile, you can view details about that metric:
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Hold the mouse pointer over a specific part of the metric chart to display information about its date, time, and resources.
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Hold and drag the mouse pointer over a timeframe on the chart to zoom in on details about that specific timeframe. Doing this updates the timeframe for all metric tiles on your dashboard.
Capella Columnar draws metrics charts down to 60-second (1-minute) resolution. This resolution is available for charts using the 30m, 1h, and 2h timeframes. When you select a longer timeframe, Columnar automatically updates the chart data resolution to the following:
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Available Metrics
The following metrics are available in the Capella Columnar Monitoring dashboard:
Metric | Description |
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Connections |
The number of connections to the cluster. |
CPU Utilization by Node |
The CPU utilization % by node. |
Ingested Bytes Rate by Link/Bucket |
The per second rate of incoming bytes ingested by Analytics, averaged over the last five minutes by link and bucket. |
Total Ingested Bytes Rate by Link/Bucket |
The total number of incoming bytes ingested by Analytics by link and bucket. |
Linked Ops Rate by Link/Bucket |
The per second rate of linked record operations processed by Analytics, averaged over the last five minutes by link and bucket. |
Total Linked Ops Rate by Link/Bucket |
The total number of linked record operations processed by Analytics by link and bucket. |
Memory Available by Node |
The amount of memory available by node. |
Parse Failure Rate by Link/Bucket |
The per second rate of record parsing failures from linked items, averaged over the last five minutes by link and bucket. |
Total Parse Failure Rate by Link/Bucket |
The total number of record parsing failures from linked items. |
Read Rate by Node |
The per second rate at which disk bytes are read for the Analytics Service, averaged over the last five minutes by node. |
Write Rate by Node |
The per second rate at which disk bytes are written for the Analytics Service, averaged over the last five minutes by node. |
System Load per Node |
The system workload by node. |
Total Requests per Second |
The total number of received Analytics requests for the entire cluster over the last five minutes. |
Total Requests per Second by Node |
The total number of received Analytics requests by node over the last five minutes. |