ex-raw-trans

The general state of the Big Data store.

• GREEN – Everything is working properly.

• YELLOW – System is up and running, but there’s a problem requiring your attention (e.g. one of the nodes is down, but another node took over).

• RED – There is a major problem with the Big Data store. DPOD is malfunctioning. Contact the support team.

Note: During the first 10-20 minutes following a system startup, a value of YELLOW or RED is normal.

GREEN

(RED and YELLOW acceptable during startup)

Shards

Details of the allocation of logical data to physical storage in the Store. All shards should be assigned, and unassigned shards number should be 0.

Note: During the first 10-20 minutes following a system startup, a value greater than zero is normal. 

If unassigned shards persist, see Error Accessing Store - Unassigned Shards.

0 Unassigned shards

(A larger than 0 value acceptable during startup)

Name

Index set name.

Indices Count

The number of indices within that index set that currently exist.

There should be at least 1 index for each index set, and most index sets should contain between 1 and 20 indices. However, in case the storage allocated to DPOD is big enough (a few TB), the indices count for wdp-syslog* might reach a couple of hundreds of indices.

1-20 for most index sets

1-300 for Syslog indices when storage allows.

Size

Total size of the index set.

Greater than 0 for most index sets, depending on your usage.

Translog Size

Size of a temporary translog used by the active index for improved indexing performance.

Less than 1 GB

Documents Count

Total documents (such as Syslog messages, resource sampling, etc.) of the index set.

Some index sets might contain 0 documents, if certain features are not in use in DPOD.

Greater than 0 for most index sets, depending on your usage.

Oldest Document Time

Oldest record in the index set. Verify that this fits your requirements, and if not – you may need to Increase Store Space.

As per your requirements.

Newest Document Time

Newest record in the index set. Verify that this fits your requirements, and if not – you may need to Increase Store Space.

As per your requirements.

Name

Node Name

Version

Node Version

All versions should be the same

Host Name

Node's host name

Type

A correctly set up system should have at least one ‘D’ node (data processing node),
and an odd number of ‘M’ nodes (master nodes).

• D Nodes > 0

• Odd M Nodes number 

Delete Payload (WS-M) Data

Purge payload information recorded by WS-M

User

Delete Syslog TRAN Data

Purge transaction records received via Syslog

User

Delete Syslog SYS ERROR Data

Purge system error records received via Syslog

User

Delete Syslog AUTH Data

Purge system authorization records received via Syslog

User

Delete Syslog DEFAULT Data

Purge system default records received via Syslog(unclassified)

User

Delete DEVICE Resources Data

Purge device resource information recorded by the Device Resource agent

User

Delete SERVICE Resources Data

Purge device resource information recorded by the Service Resource agent

User

Delete Services Configuration Data (ES)

Purge service configuration information recorded by the Service Resource agent

User

Delete Restarts Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete Sync Import Results Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete Objects Status Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete Logical Tran FULL Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete Logical Tran COMPACT Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete APIC Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete IIB Tran Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete IIB Stats Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete Services Configuration Data (DB)

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete System Health Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete Internal Operations Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only

Delete Static Data

Internal use

SYSTEM Only