You can view a list of nodes in the cluster, network activity, disk operations, client activity, and protocols within the Node Performance report.
For this example, you are researching into a node with high I/O to determine the cause.
Click the
Performance Reporting tab.
On the
Live Performance Reporting page, click the
Cluster drop down and select the cluster that you want to monitor.
Click the
Report Type drop down and select
Node Performance.
In the
Date Range fields, select a range to display, then click
View Report.
The date range should include the entire period of time when the node was behaving unexpectedly. The default setting is to view the last hour of data.
The modules in the report are now populated with data for the node and date range you selected.
In the
Node Summary module, check for nodes behaving differently than other nodes.
NOTE: Unusually high or low I/O on one node might indicate an issue.
In the
Node Summary module, click the node with the highest Total I/O.
To remove focus on a node, click the node filter button at the top of the module.
All applicable modules in the report are now focused on the node you filtered. Data from all other nodes is removed from the modules.
In the
External Network Throughput Rate module, click the
Client breakout.
To remove focus on a breakout, click the
None breakout.
All applicable modules in the report are now showing information that is focused on the node you filtered and the client breakout you selected.
In this example, you can determine which node had high I/O, and focus the modules to determine which client has the most impact on the node performance.
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