Monitoring

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Monitoring

Awanio Monitoring is an integrated monitoring feature that allows administrators to monitor the status, health, and performance of their entire Awanio infrastructure in real time through a graphical dashboard, enabling proactive management, faster troubleshooting, and optimal resource utilization across the entire infrastructure.

Through Awanio Monitoring, IT teams can view the condition of:

  • Clusters
  • Nodes
  • Compute (VMs / workloads) in one centralized view, including key metrics such as CPU, memory, and storage.

This feature is designed to provide full visibility into infrastructure conditions, allowing potential issues to be detected early before they impact services.


Scope of Monitoring in Awanio

Awanio Monitoring includes three main layers:

1. Cluster-Level Monitoring

Displays the overall status of the Awanio cluster, including:

  • CPU and Memory Usage
  • Storage Cluster Health (Healthy / Warning / Critical)
  • Disk Performance and Usage

Provides a quick overview of whether the cluster is in a healthy and stable condition.

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2. Node-Level Monitoring

Displays the condition of each node in the cluster:

  • Node status (Ready / Down)
  • CPU, Memory, and Disk Usage
  • Resource Requests

Administrators can immediately identify:

  • Overloaded nodes
  • Problematic nodes
  • Unbalanced nodes

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3. Compute / VM-Level Monitoring

Displays details for each VM or workload:

  • CPU utilization per VM
  • Memory usage per VM
  • Network usage per VM
  • IOPS
  • VM status (Running / Stopped / Error)

Helps troubleshooting directly on VMs.

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Reporting

Usage charts for workloads can be saved in Excel or CSV for reporting purposes, with selectable periods.