DataForge UI: Monitor

The Monitor page displays the DataForge Application Server information and statistics, as well as cumulative jobs statistics.

ForgeManager

ForgeManager Information

This information tile will show the resources for the DataForge Application server and the cumulative job statistics.

ForgeManager Version

The DataForge OVA supplied for installation will have a front-end and back-end. This version represents the back-end version, the DataForge Server.

The front-end version, the Web UI, is displayed on the top-left of every page.

ForgeManager memory in use

The total memory resources the DataForge Application Server is utilizing.

MariaDB memory in use

The total memory resources the MariaDB Server is utilizing.

RabbitMQ memory in use

The total memory resources the RabbitMQ Server is utilizing.

Available memory

How much free memory is available to the system.

Total memory

How much memory has been provisioned to the DataForge Server virtual machine.

System disk space available

How much free space is available to the operating system partition.

Database disk space available

How much free space is available to the secondary storage disk, which is used as the MariaDB database store.

Total disk space available

A cumulative sum of both OS and data disks.

Job Information

This will show you the sum of jobs, objects and storage migrated across all jobs run.

These tiles show you the current utilization of of both CPU and network usage across all nodes. This information is not specific to DataForge, but gathered from the Windows environment. With no jobs running, you will still see utilization for both as the Windows system itself may be using resources.

The Aggregate Network Throughput is shown in megabits per second.

Node Tile Information

For each node you have installed, you will see an information tile.

Name

The name of the node used in the node configuration file. This will help in identification.

Version

This is the software version of the migration node. In major releases this should match the front-end and back-end versions, but minor releases and hot fixes may show different information.

Please note: All migration nodes should be at the identical version. If you are issued a migration node software update, please update all provisioned nodes.

DNS name

This information is the Windows computer name / NetBIOS name of the provisioned Windows VM used for the migration node software.

Please note: All migration node VMs should be named uniquely to avoid issues.

CPU logical cores

This displays how many logical CPU cores were provisioned to the Windows VM.

OS Name

The Microsoft defined Windows version name. This information is gathered from the Windows VM environment and cannot be changed with DataForge.

OS version

The Microsoft defined Windows version number. This information is gathered from the Windows VM environment and cannot be changed with DataForge.

Memory

This displays how much memory (RAM) that was provisioned to the Windows VM.

IP Address

The network address assigned to the Windows VM after provisioning.

Node Information

When you click on a node's tile information, a pop-up window will appear with a more detailed view of the specific resources utilized by that node.

Detailed Information

This more detailed view adds the following information

Current Job

The current job name this node is processing objects for.

ForgeNode CPU

The CPU usage of the DataForge migration node software.

Current CPU

The migration node Windows VM CPU global utilization.

ForgeNode Throughput

The network usage of the DataForge migration node software.

Current Throughput

The migration node Windows VM network global utilization.

ForgeNode Memory

The memory usage of the DataForge migration node software.

Available Memory