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Viewing Graphs and Utilization of Linux Instances

Graphs and Utilisation for Linux instances helps monitor real-time performance and analyse resource usage. It provides insights into key metrics like CPU, memory, network, and disk activity, enabling better monitoring and troubleshooting.

Graphs (Real-time)​

To view the available graphs and monitor the instance in real time, navigate to Compute > Linux instance, select Linux Instance, and access the Graphs tab.

You can use these graphs to understand Instance utilisation patterns and create custom alerts.

The graphs are available on a 24-hour time-scale with a 30-day trend line for the following parameters:

  • CPU
  • RAM
  • Network Input
  • Network Output
  • Disk Read Bytes
  • Disk Write Bytes
  • Disk Read IOPS
  • Disk Write IOPS

Viewing Graphs and Utilization of Linux Instances

Utilisation (Historical)​

To view historical usage across supported parameters, perform these steps:

  1. Navigate to Compute > Linux Instances.
  2. Select a Linux Instance and access the Utilisation tab. The following screen appears:Utilisation

The Utilisation table shows historical date-wise details of daily maximum, minimum, and average readings for all parameters. The Utilisation report is downloadable as a .csv file.

note

The logs are available for a maximum period of two years.