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Monitoring Microservices

Service and Infrastructure Monitor displays information about microservices running in each Contrail Service Orchestration (CSO) implementation. This information is related to the CSP Microservervice Overview on the dashboard, which displays information about the VMs in which the microservices reside. In this view, however, the focus is on the actual microservices rather than the VMs in which they reside.

To monitor microservices:

  1. In the left navigation pane, select Infrastructure > CSP Microservices.

    Service and Infrastructure Monitor displays an array of CSP microservices and monitoring parameters.

  2. (Optional) In the array, hover over an entry to see additional information for the entry.
  3. (Optional) Click a colored square to see detailed information for the entry.

Table 1 shows the monitoring parameters for microservices.

Table 1: Parameters for Monitoring Microservices

Parameter

Meaning

CSP Microservice

Name of the microservice.

Microservice status

State of the microservice and the time it entered that state.

  • Up—operational

  • Down—not operational

Number of Instances

Number of instances of the microservice.

Instance Status

Number of microservices in a colored square that indicates the status of the instance. When you click the square you see:

  • The status of the host in which the micorservice resides.

  • The IP address of the host in which the microservice resides.

  • The name of the microservice.

  • The result from the last ping the Icinga agent sent to the host, including any loss of packets, and the round trip average (RTA) travel time.

Monitor Commands

Total number of commands issued to monitor the status of the microservice since it became operational.

Command Status

Result of the commands issued to monitor the status of the microservice. When you click the square you see:

  • A list of parameters for a specific host.

  • The state of the parameter and how long the parameter has been in that state.

  • Additional details about the state of the host.

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