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Dell EMC Metro node 7.0.1 Product Guide

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Unisphere Performance Monitoring Dashboard

The Unisphere Performance Monitoring Dashboard supports these general categories of performance monitoring:

  • Current load monitoring that allows administrators to watch CPU load during upgrades, I/O load across the inter-cluster WAN link, and front-end against the back-end load during data mining or back up.

  • Long term load monitoring that collects data for capacity planning and load balancing.
  • Object-based monitoring that collects data for the virtual volume.

The Unisphere Performance Monitoring Dashboard is a customized view into the performance of the metro node system:

Figure 1. Unisphere Performance Monitoring Dashboard (for HTML5)

You decide which aspects of the system's performance to view and compare:

Figure 2. Unisphere Performance Monitoring Dashboard - select information to view (for HTML5)

Performance information is displayed as a set of charts. For example, the following figure shows front-end throughput for all directors (for HTML5):

Figure 3. Unisphere Performance Monitoring Dashboard - sample chart (for UI)

For additional information about the statistics available through the Performance Monitoring Dashboard, see the Online Help for the metro node appliance available in the metro node UI.

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