Dashboards on the Resource Monitoring tab page of an O&M project are primarily used to monitor the project's overall status, presenting information such as connectivity between various components and applications, the overall operation status of applications, and usage.
Ensure all prerequisites are met to use the dashboards described in this document normally. For details, see Prerequisites of Using Monitoring Dashboards.
1. Log in to FineOps as the admin, select the O&M project, and choose Project Monitoring > Resource Monitoring.
2. Dashboards on this tab page are divided into basic resource monitoring dashboards and thread pool monitoring dashboards.
It displays the basic resource information of the selected O&M project.
Dashboard Indicator Description
It monitors CPU utilization of the JVM process, reflecting application-level CPU consumption.
You can click a data point and click Performance Stack Analysis to navigate to the Performance Stack tab page in Log for detailed analysis.
It monitors memory utilization of the JVM, showing the actual memory footprint of the application (which may include collectable memory).
It shows the frequency of garbage collection events over time. Usually, high counts indicate high GC pressure.
It shows the changes in time spent on GC per second, which mainly reflects the load of GC and the throughput of the application. The longer the GC time, the lower the throughput.
It tracks actual physical memory used by the application over time.
Unit: GiB
It displays the following information of each application node:
Current number of threads used by the container
Maximum number of container threads (real-time)
Dashboard Example
It displays the resource usage of each container of the selected O&M project.
The name of each container, such as redis and bi-web
The IP address of the server where the node resides
The number of disk read operations in a fixed time
Panels on this dashboard display details of the container you click in the Container Overview dashboard.