Analyze and manage Snaplexes

Use the Infrastructure page to:

View Snaplex details

From the Infrastructure System overview graph view or table view, click a Snaplex to open the details panel. Snaplex details include information on the Snaplex and its nodes:


Snaplex details

In the details panel:

  • Click a node to view its details.
  • The Alerts tab shows node alerts such as failures to communicate with other nodes.
  • The Activity logs tab reports Snaplex activities, such as when a node is added or removed.
  • For self-managed Snaplexes, Org admins can click the gear icon to start or restart Snaplex nodes.

Restart Groundplex nodes

Org admins can restart self-managed Groundplex nodes from the System overview page.

To restart all of a Snaplex's nodes:

  1. In the Search toolbar, click List view.
  2. Click Snaplex list.
  3. Click the Snaplex to restart. The details panel opens.
  4. Click the three dots.
  5. Click Restart Snaplex.

To restart a single node:

  1. In the Search toolbar, click List view.
  2. Click Node list.
  3. Click the node.
  4. To the right of the Status column, click the gear icon.
  5. Click Restart node.

View the mean execution time for Ultra Tasks

FeedMaster node details include the mean execution time for the last 1000 requests handled by active Ultra Tasks. To view the execution time from Monitor, follow these steps:

  1. In the System overview graph view or table view, locate the node on which the task is executing and click it to view its details.
  2. Click the In progress requests tab and view the Execution time column.

View offline nodes

Nodes in a Snaplex send a heartbeat every 20 seconds to the control plane to indicate they're active. Nodes that don't send a heartbeat for five minutes change color, which indicates no data has come from them. Nodes without a heartbeat disappear from the System overview after 15 minutes. Change the time period to view nodes that went offline.

Attention: The Offline nodes remain in the System overview for one week and the data for inactive nodes data is retained for a period of 45 days.

Inactive nodes have a dash instead of values for Avg CPU, Avg Memory and Avg Disk Utilization.