5 Monitoring the Oracle Private Cloud Appliance
The following topics are provided:
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Viewing and Managing Private Cloud Appliance Consumption Tracking
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To monitor and administer an IaaS Cloud, see Administering and Monitoring and IaaS Cloud in Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Administration Guide.
About the Private Cloud Appliance Homepage
The Private Cloud Appliance homepage lets you keep track of all your Private Cloud Appliance components.
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Name
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Type
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Members within the Private Cloud Appliance
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Member Status Summary
From the Member Status Summary you can drill down to:
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Down Alerts
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Up Alerts
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Maintenance Alerts
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Time-out Alerts
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N/A Alerts
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Metric availability error Alerts
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Critical Error Alerts
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Incidents
From the Incidents section you can drill down to:
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Fatal errors
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Critical errors
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Warnings
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Flagged incidents
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Photorealistic or table view.
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Resource utilization graphs.
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Temperature and Fan speed graphs.
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Interface graphs.
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Firmware and configuration summary.
Using the Incident Manager
The incident summary page is a tool to check the incident status of your selected system.
From the Private Cloud Appliance homepage, click on a system to view the Private Cloud Appliance Rack Schematic page. From this page, you can:
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See the Overview summary for this system.
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View the Private Cloud Appliance Rack Schematic.
From the Rack Schematic you can:
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See the rack in Schematic, Photo-Realistic, or Table views.
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Click on a component to check the current status
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Targets with a red box around it have critical errors and require your attention.
Incident Overview Page
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The Incident Details section will give you more information such as incident ID, incident creation date, reported state of the target, and event type.
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The Tracking section will show who was assigned this incident, the incident’s priority, the incident’s status, and last comment.
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The Guided Resolution section will offer more insight with recommended links to visit in order to proceed with a corrective action.