Big Data Cloud Console: Status Page

The Big Data Cloud Console: Status page displays information about components and services running on Big Data Cloud clusters and nodes and their associated state.

Topics

What You Can Do from the Big Data Cloud Console: Status Page

Use the Status page to perform tasks described in the following topics:

View Cluster Component Status

What You See in the Navigation Area

Element	Description
	User menu providing access to the API Catalog for Big Data Cloud, Help for this page, and About information with details about the console.
Overview	Click to go to the Overview page.
Jobs	Click to go to the Jobs page.
Notebook	Click to go to the Notebook page.
Data Stores	Click to go to the Data Stores page.
Settings	Click to manage resource queue configurations.
Services	Click to see a list of all components on the cluster.
Hosts	Click to list the components by each host (node) in the cluster.

What You See in the Services Tab

Element	Description
Hosts	Click to list the components by each host (node) in the cluster. This view is useful to understand the topology of the cluster.
Filter	Use the Filter box to filter as desired.
	Click to refresh the page.
(Components on the cluster)	List of components on the cluster and their status. There are two possible states: INSTALLED and STARTED. INSTALLED means a service is stopped and not running, and STARTED means a service is running. Some components on the cluster are never started and are only installed, for example client libraries such as `HDFS_CLIENT`. Metrics list the number of components in each state and the total of the two.

What You See in the Hosts Tab

Element	Description
Services	Click to see a list of all components on the cluster.
Filter	Use the Filter box to filter as desired.
	Click to refresh the page.
(Components on each node in the cluster)	List of components on each host (node) in the cluster and their status. There are two possible states: INSTALLED and STARTED. INSTALLED means a service is stopped and not running, and STARTED means a service is running. Some components on the cluster are never started and are only installed, for example client libraries such as `HDFS_CLIENT`. Metrics show whether the service is in maintenance mode (`false` indicates it is not).