Metrics

1 Enterprise resources and virtual datacenter resources
2 Virtual appliances
3 Virtual datacenters
4 Virtual machines
5 Events
6 Last deployed VMs
7 Last triggered alerts

This page describes the Metrics tab of the default dashboard and the widgets that are on this tab. You can find these widgets in the widget catalogue and use them on other dashboard tabs.
For the monitoring and metrics system, see VM monitoring and metrics and Configure VM monitoring and metrics

On the default Home view dashboard, the Metrics tab provides an overview of the resources an enterprise is using on the platform.

To jump straight to a resource, click on the resource name in a table.
To display more details of an event, click on the event in the table.

For the administrator, by default the platform displays the metrics for the current enterprise. To display metrics for another enterprise, select the enterprise or switch to it.

The Metrics tab of the default dashboard in Home view

For the cloud user, the Metrics tab displays the metrics for the enterprise's virtual datacenters without the Enterprises list or the enterprise statistics.

Enterprise resources and virtual datacenter resources

This panel shows the amount of resources that an enterprise is using in all accessible datacenters, or the selected virtual datacenter.

To view usage and limits:

Log in, or select, or switch to the enterprise
Select Virtual datacenters and select a virtual datacenter,
OR select Enterprise

Statistics	Description

Statistics	Description
Virtual CPUs	Virtual CPUs used by VMs that are currently deployed
Storage	VM disk (GB) created on the hypervisor datastore, including VM system disks and hard disks.
Memory	RAM (GB) used by VMs that are currently deployed
Ext. Storage	Volumes of storage (GB) in public cloud cloud providers in VDCs.
Networks	Number of private networks defined in Abiquo. A default private network is always created when you create a virtual datacenter.
Public IPs	Number of IP addresses purchased or reserved in public networks
Repository	NFS Repository space used by the enterprise in the Catalogue including templates and instances but not conversions (GB). For enterprises only, not virtual datacenters
Virtual machines	Number of VMs deployed by the enterprise
DR protected VMs	Number of VMs protected by the disaster recovery service

For the current enterprise the chart displays resource usage with soft and hard limits.

Chart of enterprise resource usage with soft and hard limits

Key:

Blue shading = used
Orange line = soft limit
Orange shading = soft limit exceeded
Red line = hard limit

Options: Show soft limits; show hard limits; Type selector (enterprise or virtual datacenter); Metrics display, order, and graphic or number only.

The default view for cloud users is Enterprise resources for virtual datacenters only. To display tenant metrics, the user must have the Display enterprise statistics privilege. To display limits, the user must have the Display enterprise limits in statistics privilege.

Virtual appliances

This is a list of details of all the virtual appliances in the user's enterprise, including:

Virtual appliance name
Currently running VMs / Total VMs deployed

Options: Provider selector (public cloud providers or private cloud); Provider selection; Virtual datacenter selection

To display the virtual datacenter name, hover over the Virtual appliance name.

To open a virtual appliance, double-click on the Virtual appliance name.

Virtual datacenters

This widget lists the virtual datacenters of the current enterprise on the platform, including:

Name
Location
Currently running VMs / Total VMs deployed

Options: Provider selector (public cloud providers or private cloud); Provider selection.

To open a virtual datacenter, double-click on the virtual datacenter’s Name.

Virtual machines

By default this is a list of basic metrics of all VMs in the platform, including:

Virtual machine name
Average CPU
Average RAM

Options: Provider selector (public cloud providers or private cloud); Provider selection; Virtual datacenter selection; Virtual appliance selection

Color code:

0% <= Green <= 60%
60% < Orange <= 80%
80% < Red <= 100

To go to the VM, double-click on the VM Name.

Events

This is a condensed view of the Events view logs. It requires the same privileges as the Events view, and it will display events depending on the user's role, privileges and scope.

Click on an event to display the Event details popup

Options: Severity selector (All, ERROR, INFO, and WARN); Entity selection; Actions list; Entity name text filter; Last days number filter

Last deployed VMs

This is a list of the last VMs deployed by the enterprise on the platform. You can filter it to display the last VMs deployed by each user. The details include:

Virtual machine label
Creation user
Start date and time
State

Options: Provider selector (public cloud providers or private cloud); Provider selection

To open the virtual appliance that contains a VM, double-click on the VM icon.

Last triggered alerts

This is a list of the last alerts triggered for the enterprise on the platform. The details include:

Alert
Date and time
Active