Operation and Performance at a Glance

The ‘Operations and Performance’ dashboard-card intends to provide a quick overview of your most important performance and operations events, alarms and anomalies.

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Cloud Monitoring

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The Cloud Monitoring card provides a tally of last month’s performance most important lifecycle, performance, health check and task events. These can include:

  • Detected anomalies such as performance or workload outliers,

  • Warnings including covering stopped or running tasks, or timed out functions

  • Alerts such as failed health checks, passed thresholds, or exceeded task limits

A detailed list of events is available via the ‘View Details’ button:

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Cloud Watch Alarms

CloudWatch Alarms display both metric and composite AWS CloudWatch Alarms, Warnings and passed checks.

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A comprehensive list of CloudWatch alarms is available via the View All button.

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Azure Monitor

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Azure Monitor helps you understand how your applications are performing and proactively identifies issues affecting them and the resources they depend on. It surfaces Alarms, Warnings and passed checks.

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IBM I LPAR Monitoring

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IBM I LPAR Monitoring identifies your Logical Partitions along with their current status. From there you can navigate to the Resource Management IBMi Details view, which provides a central location to quickly ascertain your IBMi-environments’ status, and performance health.

VM Ware Capacity

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VMware Capacity lists the number of virtual machines encountering warnings , approaching capacity limits or having met or exceeded available capacity . This includes

1 Warnings that are issued when a device exceeds the device’s CPU and RAM Alert Thresholds. These thresholds were set duing your onboarding process. Unless otherwise specified they equate to 90%.

2 Number of instances where VMs are about to reach or have reached critical threshold levels.

3 Number of instances where VMs met or exceeded available capacity.

A comprehensive list, detailing when each warning or alert were generated for both available CPU and Memory capacity are available via the ‘View Detail’ button:

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Devices

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Devices permit you to navigate to your `Resource Management` VM Ware Devices view.