Infrastructure Nodes view

The Infrastructure Nodes view displays a table of individual nodes with detailed metrics and status information. Use the content selector to filter which nodes are displayed.


Infrastructure Nodes view

Content selector

Use the content selector on the left side to filter which nodes appear in the table:

  • All nodes: Shows all nodes
  • Active nodes: Shows only active nodes
  • Inactive nodes: Shows only inactive nodes

The control plane marks nodes inactive after 15 minutes without receiving a heartbeat from them. Nodes active for less than 15 minutes that stop unexpectedly don't display as inactive nodes. Nodes in maintenance mode have a Snaplex service running on them but don't process requests. Because they keep sending heartbeats, they show in the Infrastructure Active nodes filter. Offline Snaplexes (those with no nodes) only show with the All nodes filter selected.

View selector

Use the view selector on the right side of the page to switch between Infrastructure views:

  • Graphs: Visual display of resource usage
  • Snaplexes: Table view of Snaplex-level information
  • Nodes: Table view of individual node details (current view)
Note: When switching between views, the content selector setting (All nodes/Active nodes/Inactive nodes) is retained. Other applicable filters such as the time period are also preserved.

Page controls

Use the page controls to:

  • Change the time period up to the last 45 days
  • Search for nodes by name using the search box
  • Refresh the table
  • Clear all filters:

    Clear all filters control

  • For the table columns:
    • Apply filters by clicking on individual columns or click to open the Table configuration and filters dialog
    • Drag to resize
    • Click to sort text and numeric columns
  • Click a node row to view its details panel
  • Click the three-dot menu at the end of a node's row. Org admins see the following options, which are available when the node is active or already in maintenance mode:
    • Restart node: Restarts the node. See Restart a node.
    • Switch to maintenance mode: Temporarily takes the node offline without removing it from the Snaplex. When the node is already in maintenance mode, this option changes to Exit maintenance mode. See Put nodes in maintenance mode. To find nodes in maintenance mode, select the Active nodes content selector.

Table configuration and filters

Click to open the Table configuration and filters dialog:


Table configuration and filters

From the Table configuration and filters dialog, you can:
  • Select any of the following row spacing options:
    • Compact to show more table rows with the decreased row height.
    • Expanded to show fewer table rows with the increased row height.
    • Dense to display the same number of table rows as shown in the Compact view but with reduced icon size and padding.
  • Enable row striping.
  • Show or hide columns by checking or unchecking the box next to the name.
  • Reorder columns by hovering near the name and dragging the handle that displays to the right.
  • Filter columns by selecting one or more values from the dropdown list.

Click Apply to save the changes.

Table columns

The Nodes table displays the following columns:

Column Description
Node name Name of the node.
Type Execution or FeedMaster.
Version Snaplex version running on the node.
Snaplex name Name of the parent Snaplex.
Snaplex type Self-managed (Groundplex) or SnapLogic-managed (Cloudplex).
Active/Inactive Whether the node is currently active or inactive.
OS Operating system of the node host.
Up since The date and time the node started.
Total vCPU The number of CPUs on the virtual machine host.
Tmp disk (total) Total space on the tmp mount.
Home disk (total) Total space on the home mount.
Total Mem Total memory on the host.
Avg CPU The average percentage of the node's CPU capacity used by the Snaplex service, calculated from all raw metric data points over the selected time period.
Avg memory The average percentage of the heap space allocated and used by the Snaplex service on the selected node, calculated from all raw metric data points over the selected time period.
Tmp disk (avg) The average percentage of space used on the tmp mount, calculated from all raw metric data points over the selected time period.
Home disk (avg) The average percentage of space used on the home mount, calculated from all raw metric data points over the selected time period.
Status Snaplex service status (Up and running, Not running, Alert, In transition, In Maintenance mode, Error).