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Node
Categories:
![Node View](../../figures/nodeview.png)
Node View. This example shows the last twelve hours of all metrics of the specified node ‘a0122’. The metric ‘acc_mem_used’ has an average below the configured ‘alert’ threshold, and is colored in red.
The node view is always called in respect to one specified cluster and one specified node (host). It displays the current state of all metrics for that node, rendered in form of metric plots, and independent of job meta data, i.e. without consideration for job start and end timestamps.
Selection Bar
Information and selections regarding the data of the plots rendered in the node table can be performed here:
- Name: The hostname of the inspected node
- Concurrent Jobs: Number of jobs currently allocated to this node. Exclusively used nodes will always display
1
if a job is running at the moment, or0
if not.- A link is provided which leads to the joblist with preset filter fetching only currently allocated jobs.
- (Periodic) Reload: Force reload of fresh data from the backend or set a periodic reload in specified intervals
30 Seconds, 60 Seconds, 120 Seconds, 5 Minutes
- Displayed Time: Select the timeframe to be rendered in the node table
Custom
: Select timestampfrom
andto
in which the data should be fetched. It is possible to select date and time.15 Minutes, 30 Minutes, 1 Hour, 2 Hours, 4 Hours, 12 Hours, 24 Hours
Node Table
Metrics are ordered alphanumerically in this table, rendering each metric in the selected timeframe.
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