Monitoring Compute Servers

When the cluster is deployed with Kubernetes, you need to monitor the running or pending pods. Additionally, you can debug semantic model process running on Kubernetes pods by downloading the responses of kubectl commands.

Using the Activity Monitor, you can do the following:

• Viewing the number of active Compute Server.

• Viewing details of the Compute Server

• Downloading Pod Logs

• Downloading Pods Description

• Viewing details of an individual pod

To view the number of active Compute Server, perform the following steps.

1. Select the Monitor from the Toolbox. The Monitor page is displayed.

2. Click the Compute Servers tab. The number of active compute servers running on the cluster will be displayed.

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To view details of the Compute Server, perform the following steps.

1. Select the Monitor from the Toolbox. The Monitor page is displayed.

2. Click the Compute Servers tab. The number of active compute servers running on the cluster will be displayed.

3. Click the Details button. The Compute Servers page is displayed.

4. On the page, the following details are displayed:

   1. Status: Status of the compute server Pod.

   2. Pod ID: Unique Pod ID.

   3. IP Address/Hostname: Hostname or IP address of the Pod.

   4. Node Name: Node name of the Pod.

   5. Instance Name: Instance name on which Pod is running.

   6. Namespace: Namespace of the Pod is displayed. For example, if the instance name of the Pod is Monitoring Server then the namespace would be kyvos-monitoring.

To download Pod Logs, perform the following steps.

1. Select the Monitor from the Toolbox. The Monitor page is displayed.

2. Click the Compute Servers tab. The number of active compute servers running on the cluster will be displayed.

3. Click the Details button. The Compute Servers page is displayed.

4. On the page, right-click the pod and then select the Download Logs option to download the Pod logs. The log file is downloaded.

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To download the pods details, perform the following steps.

1. Select the Monitor from the Toolbox. The Monitor page is displayed.

2. Click the Compute Servers tab. The number of active compute servers running on the cluster will be displayed.

3. Click the Details button. The Compute Servers page is displayed.

4. On the page, right-click the pod and then select the Download Details option to download the Pod logs. The file is downloaded that contains details of all pods running on compute cluster.

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To view details of an individual pod, perform the following steps.

1. Select the Monitor from the Toolbox. The Monitor page is displayed.

2. Click the Compute Servers tab. The number of active compute servers running on the cluster will be displayed.

3. Click the Details button. The Compute Servers page is displayed.

4. On the page, to download a specific pod detail, click Actions menu (…) right of the page. This will display a list that can be used to download the specific details of the pod.

5. Select any one of the following options:

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6. The file will be downloaded based on the option you select.