View History
The View — History
page displays the historical traffic for your system, virtual
services and real services. It is a great way to see load balancing in
action and view any errors or patterns over time. Note that you must
enable historical logging from the System
— History page.
How do I see some graphs?
1. Choose a Database:
System:
Selecting this database
will allow you to see CPU, memory and disk drive space over time
will allow you to see CPU, memory and disk drive space over time
Virtual Services:
Selecting this database
will allow you
to choose all of the virtual services in the database from the time
that you started logging data
will allow you
to choose all of the virtual services in the database from the time
that you started logging data
Real Services:
Selecting this database
will allow you
to choose all the real servers in the database from the time that you
started logging the data.
will allow you
to choose all the real servers in the database from the time that you
started logging the data.
2. Choose VS/RS:
Virtual Service or Real Server: Note this will be blank if you choose
the system database as it is not relevant
If Virtual Services
Database chosen from above. You should now see a list of virtual
services. Click those that you wish to view, each one you click will be highlighted
Database chosen from above. You should now see a list of virtual
services. Click those that you wish to view, each one you click will be highlighted
If Real Servers Database chosen from above. You should now see a list of real servers. Click those that you wish to view, each one you click will be highlighted
3.
Last Minute:
The graph will contain 60
data points, one for each second
data points, one for each second
Last Hour:
The graph will contain 60
data points, one for each minute
data points, one for each minute
Last Week:
The graph will contain 24
data points, one for each hour
data points, one for each hour
Last Month:
The graph will contain 32
data points one for each day
data points one for each day
Last Year:
The graph will contain 24
data points, two for each month
data points, two for each month
4. Choose a metric
System:
CPU % – This will show the
maximum/average CPU % over the time period selected
Memory % – This will show the maximum/average Memory % over the time
period selected
Compression % – This will show the maximum/average Compression % over
the time period selected
maximum/average CPU % over the time period selected
Memory % – This will show the maximum/average Memory % over the time
period selected
Compression % – This will show the maximum/average Compression % over
the time period selected
Virtual Services:
Bytes in – This will show
the maximum/average traffic flow in from the server in Bytes over the
time period selected
Bytes out – This will show the maximum/average traffic flow out to the
client in Bytes over the time period selected
Bytes cached – This will show the maximum/average size of the
cached objects in Bytes over the time period selected
Compression %
Current Connections
Request per second
Cache HIts
Cache Hits%
the maximum/average traffic flow in from the server in Bytes over the
time period selected
Bytes out – This will show the maximum/average traffic flow out to the
client in Bytes over the time period selected
Bytes cached – This will show the maximum/average size of the
cached objects in Bytes over the time period selected
Compression %
Current Connections
Request per second
Cache HIts
Cache Hits%
Real Servers:
Bytes in
Current Connections:
Pool Size
Request per second
Current Connections:
Pool Size
Request per second
5. Choose what to Show
Averages:
This will show the average
values over the period of time selected
values over the period of time selected
Maximum:
This will show the maximum
data values over the period of time selected
data values over the period of time selected
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