Metrics

You monitor the health, capacity, and performance of Oracle Managed Access by using metrics, alarms, and notifications.

This topic describes the metrics emitted by the metric namespace Managed Access.

Overview

Metrics help you monitor lockboxes, approval-templates, and access-requests.

Namespace: A namespace is a container for metrics. The namespace identifies the service sending the metrics. The namespace for Oracle Managed Access is lockbox.

Metrics: Metrics are the fundamental concept in telemetry and monitoring. Metrics define a time-series set of data points. Each metric has a namespace, metric name, compartment identifier, one or more dimensions, and a unit of measure. Each data point has a timestamp, value, and count associated with it.

Dimensions: A dimension is a key-value pair that defines the characteristics associated with the metric. For example, resourceId is the OCID of the resource that was scanned.

Statistics: Statistics are metric data aggregations over specified periods of time. Aggregations are done using the namespace, metric name, dimensions, and the data point unit of measure within the time period specified.

Alarms: Alarms are used to automate operations monitoring and performance. An alarm tracks changes that occur over a specific time period and performs one or more defined actions, based on the rules defined for the metric.

View the metric charts for Oracle Managed Access.

In the Console, open the navigation menu and select Observability & Management . Under Monitoring, select Service Metrics.
For Compartment, select the compartment that has the bastion that you're interested in.
For Metric namespace, select oci_managedaccess.
Select a Metric name, Interval, and Statistic.

For example, select the metric named activeSessions and set Interval to 5 minutes.
(Optional) To view the raw data points for the selected metric, select Show Data Table.

The Service Metrics page dynamically updates and displays charts for each metric that's emitted by the selected metric namespace.