Dashboard

Dashboard Without Cluster Overview

The dashboard page consists of the following modules:

• Process

  This module describes how to create a cluster, connect to a cluster, and import sample data from OBS to GaussDB(DWS). You can click Learn more to check more information.

  Figure 1 Process
  

• Features

  This module describes multiple powerful functions of GaussDB(DWS), including SQL compatibility, cluster snapshot, cluster disaster recovery, database monitoring, resource management, and online O&M. You can quickly learn how they work and use them as required.

  Figure 2 Features
  

• Progressive Knowledge

  This module helps you start as a beginner and become an expert in the real-time, secure, reliable enterprise-grade GaussDB(DWS) data warehouse.

  Figure 3 Progressive knowledge
  

• What's New

  By default, the latest three features of GaussDB(DWS) are displayed. You can click More to check more information.

  Figure 4 What's new
  

Dashboard With Cluster Overview

The dashboard page contains Progressive Knowledge, What's New, Features, and the following modules:

• Resources

  In the Resources module, you can view the number of available resources, including Available/Total Clusters, Available/Total Nodes, and Total Capacity.

  Figure 5 Resources
  

• Alarms

  Alarms are classified by severity: Urgent, Important, Minor, Prompt. For details, see Alarms.

  Figure 6 Alarms
  

• Recent Events

  Events are change records of user cluster status. Events can be triggered by user operations or cluster status changes. For details, see Event Notifications.

  Figure 7 Recent events
  

• Main cluster metrics:
  • Cluster CPU Usage
  • Cluster Memory Usage
  • Cluster Disk Usage
    Figure 8 Main cluster metrics
    

• For details about Progressive Knowledge, see Progressive Knowledge.
• For details about product changes, see What' New.
• For details about GaussDB(DWS) features, see Features.