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Supported Appliance Counters

Overview

This document defines the list of all standard counters exported by CCA. CCA is the counter collection agent that runs in all AppLogic appliances. CCA is used to report counters to the monitoring GUI exposed by the MON appliance. The availability of these counters might be limited on some of the supported appliance platforms (as stated in the counters table below). When the appliance OS supports s given counter it should be visible in the MON GUI when the appliance's mon output terminal is connected to the MON appliance.

CPU Summary

Counter Linux Solaris Windows
CPU I/O Wait yes yes no
CPU Idle yes yes yes
CPU Irq yes no yes
CPU Nice yes no no
CPU Soft Irq yes no no
CPU System yes yes yes
CPU Total yes yes yes
CPU User yes yes yes

Filesystem

Counter Linux Solaris Windows
Allocated File Handles yes yes no
Block Devices yes yes no
Block Devices Unique yes yes no
Character Devices yes yes no
Character Devices Unique yes yes no
Directories yes yes no
Directories Unique yes yes no
Fifos yes yes no
Fifos Unique yes yes no
Free File Handles yes yes no
Regular Files yes yes no
Regular Files Unique yes yes no
Sockets yes yes no
Sockets Unique yes yes no
Used File Handles yes yes no

Memory Statistics

Counter Linux Solaris Windows
Active yes no no
Buffers yes no no
Cached yes no yes
Free yes yes yes
High Free yes no no
High Total yes no no
High Used yes no no
Inactive yes no no
Low Free yes no no
Low Total yes no no
Low Used yes no no
Swap Cached yes no no
Swap Free yes yes no
Swap Pages IN yes yes no
Swap Pages OUT yes yes no
Swap Total yes yes no
Swap Used yes yes no
Total yes yes no
Used yes yes no

Scheduler

Counter Linux Solaris Windows
Context switches yes yes yes
Interrupts yes yes yes
Jobs for 1 min yes yes no
Jobs for 15 min yes yes no
Jobs for 5 min yes yes no
Pages IN yes yes yes
Pages OUT yes yes yes
Process startups yes yes no
Processes blocked yes no yes
Processes running yes no yes

CPU#X

Counter Linux Solaris Windows
CPU I/O Wait yes yes no
CPU Idle yes yes yes
CPU Irq yes no yes
CPU Nice yes no no
CPU Soft Irq yes no yes
CPU System yes yes yes
CPU Total yes yes yes
CPU User yes yes no

Volume X

Counter Linux Solaris Windows
Bytes Read yes yes yes
Bytes Written yes yes yes
Disk Reads yes yes yes
Disk Sectors Read yes yes no
Disk Sectors Written yes yes no
Disk Writes yes yes yes
Free Files yes yes no
Free Space yes yes yes
Time Spent in Reads yes no yes
Time Spent in Writes yes no yes
Total Files yes yes no
Total Space yes yes no
Used Files yes yes no
Used Space yes yes no

Terminal X

Counter Linux Solaris Windows
Recvd bytes yes yes yes
Recvd packets yes yes yes
Sent bytes yes yes yes
Sent packets yes yes yes

-- Main.IvanPeikov - 15 Apr 2008

 
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