Dashboard
The dashboard provides the most important information from the Control Center for operating and monitoring in visual form.
(1) The total number of finished jobs (requests) that is incremented continuously (see file ./logs/statistic.log). Open incidents stands for the number of unhandled errors from Control Center/Logs/Errors.
(2) The current size of the swap file. Below that the current memory consumption in % (the maximum size is displayed as a tooltip).
(3) The number of (incoming) active FTP and SSH connections, and the number of users logged into Lobster_data.
(4) The running threads of the respective priority level. Note: VL stands for 'very low' and Resp for Response Routes that run as a separate thread (decoupled). The green icon indicates that the add-on module PLO is active.
(5) Jobs are the waiting normal jobs in the incoming queue. Responses are the waiting Response Routes that run as a separate thread (own queue). Single Run shows the waiting jobs of profiles that are only allowed to run in a one instance (own queue). Additionally, you can see the total number of collected MQTT messages. See section MQTT (Control Center).
(6) The list of active jobs with job number, profile name, the phase of the profile processing, the processing time so far, and the name of the input file.
Direct Link
You can also access the dashboard via a direct link without using the menu on the left. To do this, you must enter the following entry in the configuration file ./etc/startup.xml.
<Set name="dashBoardAccessToken">YourToken</Set>You can then use the following direct URL. The URL is also shown in a pop-up in (7) in the screenshot above.
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http://<Your_server_URL_or_IP>/_data/#!dashboard?token=YourToken |
The following URL can also be used for the dashboard of the DMZ server (if there is one).
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http://<Your_server_URL_or_IP>/_data/#!dashboard?token=YourToken&dmz |