Discovering Resource Usage
- Thomas Farley (Deactivated)
The Resource Usage window displays a summary of resource usage data for discovered sources.
Click Discover>Resource Usage. The Resource Usage page is displayed.
The following table lists the elements in the Resource Usage window.
Item | Description |
Most CPU Utilization | Displays the source with the greatest CPU utilization, and use in percent. |
Most Applications | Displays the source with the most applications, and the number. |
Most Active Connections | Displays the application with the most active connections, and the number of active connections. |
Most Disk Usage | Displays the source with the most disk usage, and the amount of free disk space this source has in GB. |
Filter | Lets you filter the list of sources by OS, assigned group, or IP/hostname. |
Host Name | The hostname of the source. |
IP Address | The IP address of the source. |
OS | The OS of the source. |
Graph | The resource utilization of the source. Click the Graph icon to view CPU and Disk usage. |
CPU | CPU in percent. |
Network | The network. |
Memory | Memory. |
Free Storage | The amount of free storage, in GB. |
Applications | The number of applications installed on the source. |
Status | The status of the applications installed on the source. |
 | Opens a menu of actions that you can perform on the selected source. |
Click the more actions icon to perform more actions. From left to right:
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To View Resource Utilization per Source
Click Discover>Resource Usage. The Resource Usage page is displayed.
Click the Graph Icon for a source. Graphs are displayed. The first graph is for CPU and memory usage, the second shows disk and network usage. You can hover over points on the graph and a legend will come up on the top right of the graph showing the exact number. You can also use the sliders under each graph to zoom in/out for more detail.
Click Cancel to close the Graphs window.
To view detailed information about a source, see Viewing Source Details.