PGXC_RESPOOL_RESOURCE_HISTORY

PGXC_RESPOOL_RESOURCE_HISTORY is used to query historical monitoring information about resource pools on all instances.

**Table 1** PGXC_RESPOOL_RESOURCE_HISTORY columns
Name	Type	Description
nodename	name	Instance name, including CNs and DNs.
timestamp	timestamp	Persistence duration of resource pool monitoring information
nodegroup	name	Name of the logical cluster of the resource pool. The default value is installation.
rpname	name	Resource pool name
cgroup	name	Name of the Cgroup associated with the resource pool
ref_count	int	Number of jobs referenced by the resource pool. The number is counted regardless of whether the job is controlled by the resource pool. This parameter is valid only on CNs.
fast_run	int	Number of running jobs in the fast lane of the resource pool. This parameter is valid only on CNs.
fast_wait	int	Number of jobs queued in the fast lane of the resource pool. This parameter is valid only on CNs.
fast_limit	int	Limit on the number of concurrent fast lane jobs in the resource pool. This parameter is valid only on CNs.
slow_run	int	Number of running jobs in the slow lane of the resource pool. This parameter is valid only on CNs.
slow_wait	int	Number of jobs queued in the slow lane of the resource pool. This parameter is valid only on CNs.
slow_limit	int	Limit on the number of concurrent slow lane jobs in the resource pool. This parameter is valid only on CNs.
used_cpu	double	Average number of used CPUs of the resource pool in a 5s monitoring period. The value is accurate to two decimal places. On a DN, it indicates the number of CPUs used by the resource pool on the current DN. On a CN, it indicates the total CPU usage of resource pools on all DNs.
cpu_limit	int	It indicates the upper limit of available CPUs for resource pools. If the CPU time limit is specified, this parameter indicates the available CPUs for GaussDB(DWS). If the CPU usage limit is specified, this parameter indicates the available CPUs for associated Cgroups. On a DN, it indicates the upper limit of available CPUs for the resource pool on the current DN. On a CN, it indicates the total upper limit of available CPUs for resource pools on all DNs.
used_mem	int	Memory used by the resource pool, in MB. On a DN, it indicates the memory usage of the resource pool on the current DN. On a CN, it indicates the total memory usage of resource pools on all DNs.
estimate_mem	int	Estimated memory used by the jobs running in the resource pools on the current CN. This parameter is valid only on CNs.
mem_limit	int	Upper limit of available memory for the resource pool (unit: MB) On a DN, it indicates the upper limit of available memory for the resource pool on the current DN. On a CN, it indicates the total upper limit of available memory for resource pools on all DNs.
read_kbytes	bigint	Number of logical read bytes in the resource pool within a 5s monitoring period (unit: KB) On a DN, it indicates the number of logical read bytes in the resource pool on the current DN. On a CN, it indicates the total logical read bytes of resource pools on all DNs.
write_kbytes	bigint	Number of logical write bytes in the resource pool within a 5s monitoring period (unit: KB) On a DN, it indicates the number of logical write bytes in the resource pool on the current DN. On a CN, it indicates the total logical write bytes of resource pools on all DNs.
read_counts	bigint	Number of logical reads in the resource pool within a 5s monitoring period On a DN, it indicates the number of logical reads in the resource pool on the current DN. On a CN, it indicates the total number of logical reads in resource pools on all DNs.
write_counts	bigint	Number of logical writes in the resource pool within a 5s monitoring period On a DN, it indicates the number of logical writes in the resource pool on the current DN. On a CN, it indicates the total number of logical writes in resource pools on all DNs.
read_speed	double	Average rate of logical reads of the resource pool in a 5s monitoring period. On a DN, it indicates the logical read rate of the resource pool on the current DN. On a CN, it indicates the overall logical read rate of resource pools on all DNs.
write_speed	double	Average rate of logical writes of the resource pool in a 5s monitoring period On a DN, it indicates the logical write rate of the resource pool on the current DN. On a CN, it indicates the overall logical write rate of resource pools on all DNs.