FYI Configuration
All nodes running on openSUSE 13.1/openjdk1.7
(On a single machine running VMware)
ES-Marvel-openSUSE
ES-LogstasthIndexer-Redis-LogstashShipper(ApacheParse)-netcat
ELASTICSEARCH-1 ES
ELASTICSEARCH-2 ES
ELASTICSEARCH-3 ES
ELASTICSEARCH-4 ES
Questions I have about what Marvel is displaying
Cluster Summary
CPU usage of a cluster is interesting, is it an aggregate of cluster CPU
resources, and is it supposed to be a realtime snaphot or
mean/median/average/something else?
Memory, similar Q to (1). Is this the aggregated cluster resources,
total available and used, and is it current, peak or something else?
The cluster summary shows a snapshot of the cluster, taken every 5 second.
The CPU numer is the total cpu usage of all the ES processes (100% == one
core). Memory is the total memory used by the JVM nodes & the total memory
available to them.
Cheers,
Boaz
On Saturday, February 1, 2014 12:03:32 AM UTC+1, Tony Su wrote:
FYI Configuration
All nodes running on openSUSE 13.1/openjdk1.7
(On a single machine running VMware)
ES-Marvel-openSUSE
ES-LogstasthIndexer-Redis-LogstashShipper(ApacheParse)-netcat
ELASTICSEARCH-1 ES
ELASTICSEARCH-2 ES
ELASTICSEARCH-3 ES
ELASTICSEARCH-4 ES
Questions I have about what Marvel is displaying
Cluster Summary
CPU usage of a cluster is interesting, is it an aggregate of cluster
CPU resources, and is it supposed to be a realtime snaphot or
mean/median/average/something else?
Memory, similar Q to (1). Is this the aggregated cluster resources,
total available and used, and is it current, peak or something else?
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