System overview list view
From the list view, you can:
- Switch between viewing All Snaplexes, all nodes, active nodes, and inactive nodes. The default view is Active nodes.
- Search using the Snaplex name or Snaplex owner's name.
- Filter by type or version. Apply multiple filters by clicking
on individual columns or
from the Table configuration and filters dialog. - Re-size the columns.
- Sort by a column.
- Click a node or Snaplex to view its details.
- From a node list, start or restart a node or put it in maintenance mode. Hover over the right side of the row and click the three dots and select Restart node.
- From the Snaplex list, start or restart all nodes for a Snaplex. Click the Snaplex to open its details and click the three dots at right of the panel.
Snaplex list view
Columns available in the Snaplex list view include:
| Column name | Description |
|---|---|
| Snaplex name | The Snaplex name. |
| Type | Self managed (Groundplex) or SnapLogic managed (Cloudplex) |
| Version | Snaplex version |
| Avg CPU | The average number of node CPUs. |
| Avg Memory | The average amount of node memory. |
| Status | Snaplex service status (Up and running, Not running, Alert, In transistion, In Maintenance mode, Error) |
| Total nodes |
Number of nodes. |
Node list view
The node list views shows the following details:
| Column name | Description |
|---|---|
| Node name | Name of the node. |
| Type | Execution or FeedMaster. |
| Snaplex name | Name of the parent Snaplex. |
| Plex Type | Self-managed or SnapLogic-managed. |
| Up since | The date and time the node started. |
| Total vCPU | The number of CPUs on the virtual machine host. |
| Total disk space | Total disk space on the host. |
| Total Memory | The memory available on the host. |
| Average CPU |
The average percentage of the node's CPU capacity used by the Snaplex service. |
| Average memory |
The average percentage of the heap space allocated and used by the Snaplex service on the selected node. |
| Average disk |
The average percentage of space used on all available mounts. |
| Status | Snaplex service status (Up and running, Not running, Alert, In transistion, In Maintenance mode, Error) |
Configure the list table
On the right side of the table header, click 
to open the Table configuration and filters
dialog. Show or hide columns and select filters. The filters apply to searches and the node list until
you remove them. Applying a filter to a hidden column makes the column display with the selected
filters.
