Supported Metrics

Description

This section describes the namespace, monitoring metrics, and monitoring dimensions of CloudPond. You can use the management console or the APIs provided by Cloud Eye to query CloudPond metrics.

Cloud Eye can monitor dimensions nested to four levels (levels 0 to 3) at most. Level 3 is the most granular level. For example, if the dimension information of a metric is site_id, storage, site_id indicates level 0 and storage indicates level 1.

Namespace

SYS.IES

Monitoring Metrics

ID	Metric	Description	Value Range	Unit	Conversion Rule	Dimension	Monitoring Period (Raw Data)
connect_status	Connection status	Cloud-edge network status of the monitored edge site 0 indicates that the site is disconnected and a fault occurs. 1 indicates that some parts of the site are disconnected and subhealthy. 2 indicates that the site is running properly.	≥ 0	-	N/A	site_id	1 min
vcpu_util	vCPU usage	vCPU usage of the monitored edge site Formula: Number of used vCPUs of the edge site/Total number of vCPUs of the edge site	≥ 0	%	N/A	site_id	5 min
mem_util	Memory usage	Memory usage of the monitored edge site Formula: Memory used of the edge site/Total memory of the edge site	≥ 0	%	N/A	site_id	5 min
vcpu_used	Used vCPUs	Number of vCPUs used by the monitored edge site	≥ 0	count	N/A	site_id	5 min
vcpu_total	Total vCPUs	Total number of vCPUs of the monitored edge site	≥ 0	count	N/A	site_id	5 min
mem_used	Used memory	Memory usage of the monitored edge site	≥ 0	GiB	N/A	site_id	5 min
mem_total	Total memory	Total memory of the monitored edge site	≥ 0	GiB	N/A	site_id	5 min
capacity_used	Used storage	Storage usage of the monitored edge site	≥ 0	GiB	N/A	site_id	5 min
capacity_total	Total storage	Total storage of the monitored edge site	≥ 0	GiB	N/A	site_id	5 min
vcpu_used_perflavor	ECS – Used vCPUs of an instance type	Number of vCPUs used by an instance type	≥ 0	count	N/A	site_id, vmflavor	5 min
vcpu_total_perflavor	ECS – Total vCPUs of an instance type	Total number of vCPUs of an instance type	≥ 0	count	N/A	site_id, vmflavor	5 min
vcpu_util_perflavor	ECS – vCPU usage of an instance type	vCPU usage of an instance type Formula: Number of used vCPUs of an instance type/Total number of vCPUs of the edge site	≥ 0	%	N/A	site_id, vmflavor	5 min
mem_used_perflavor	ECS – Used memory of an instance type	Memory used by an instance type	≥ 0	GiB	N/A	site_id, vmflavor	5 min
mem_total_perflavor	ECS – Total memory of an instance type	Total memory of an instance type	≥ 0	GiB	N/A	site_id, vmflavor	5 min
mem_util_perflavor	ECS – Memory usage of an instance type	Memory usage of an instance type Formula: Used memory of an instance type/Total memory of the edge site	≥ 0	%	N/A	site_id, vmflavor	5 min
capacity_used_perblockstor	EVS – Used storage	Used storage of an EVS disk type	≥ 0	GiB	N/A	site_id, storage	5 min
capacity_total_perblockstor	EVS – Total storage	Total storage of an EVS disk type	≥ 0	GiB	N/A	site_id, storage	5 min
capacity_util_perblockstor	EVS – Storage usage	Storage usage of an EVS disk type Formula: Used storage/Total storage of the edge site	≥ 0	%	N/A	site_id, storage	5 min

For monitoring metric capacity_total_perblockstor (the total available capacity of EVS disks at a site), its dimension information is site_id, storage. This indicates that dimension site_id is level 0 and storage is 1.

To query a single monitoring metric using an API, the storage dimension information used is as follows:
dim.0=site_id,3d65c1ac-9a9f-4c5f-a054-35184a087bb2&dim.1=storage,SAS

3d65c1ac-9a9f-4c5f-a054-35184a087bb2 and SAS are the values of site_id and storage, respectively. For details about how to obtain the dimension values, see the "Dimensions" table below.
To batch query monitoring metrics using an API, the storage dimension information is used as follows:
"dimensions": [

{

"name": "site_id",

"value": "3d65c1ac-9a9f-4c5f-a054-35184a087bb2"

},

{

"name": "storage",

"value": "SAS"

}

]

3d65c1ac-9a9f-4c5f-a054-35184a087bb2 and SAS are the values of site_id and storage, respectively. For details about how to obtain the dimension values, see the "Dimensions" table below.