System throughput
This section indicates the current flow rate of Tealeaf data through the server.
Flow rate
General statistics on data processing through the Tealeaf system. This data is gathered from all active Canisters (Processing Servers) in the Tealeaf system.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Sessions per hour |
Number of sessions processed in the last hour |
Current Hits per second |
Number of hits processed per second |
Current Bytes per second |
Number of bytes processed per second |
Sessions last 24 hours |
Number of sessions processed in the last 24 hours |
Max Hits per second |
Maximum number of hits processed per second |
Max Bytes per second |
Maximum number of bytes processed per second |
Decoupler overview
Overview statistics on the Decouple session agent on the server. This session agent manages increases in traffic volume, including the spooling of hits for processing at a later time.
Some of these statistics are available in the All Servers report for the DecoupleEx status report.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Server |
The instance of the pipeline monitored by the session agent |
Can Check |
When ON, the Canister checking monitoring process is enabled. This setting can be enabled through the session agent configuration. |
Status |
Current status message of the session agent. Values:
|
Hits In |
Rate per second of hits reaching the session agent |
Can Hits In |
Rate per second of hits reaching the canister |
Hits in Memory |
Number of hits in memory at time of report execution |
Hits on Disk |
Number of hits on disk at time of report execution |
Time on Disk |
Time in seconds that hits on disk have spent in that location |
Canister overview
This section contains canister status information for the indicated server. Key statistics in this section are the number of Unindexed sessions and unevaluated hits.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Server |
The name of the Processing Server |
CPU Usage % |
Current CPU usage as a percentage of capacity |
Memory |
The available memory on the server |
Memory Usage |
The current memory in usage on the server |
Active Sessions |
Number of active sessions stored in memory |
UnIndexed Sessions |
Number of completed sessions waiting for the indexing process |
UnEval Hits |
Number of hits in the canister that have not yet been evaluated |
Tealeaf CX usage
This section publishes the currently selected audit log events for Tealeaf Status.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Description |
Display name for the audit log event |
Total |
Total count of events in last 24 hours |
Succeeded |
Count of successful events in last 24 hours |
Failed |
Count of failed events in last 24 hours |
Unique Users |
Count of unique users who triggered the event |
Tealeaf server: Name
For each physical server, a separate section in the Tealeaf Status report provides details on the individual Tealeaf servers installed on it and other aspects of system performance.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Server type |
The types of servers stored on the physical server |
64 Bit OS |
When true, the server is using a 64-bit version of the operating system |
Virtual OS |
When true, the server is using a virtual operating system.
Note: For optimal performance, Tealeaf software should be installed on dedicated hardware. Tealeaf does provide limited support for virtual machine (VM) environments.
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Canister status
For each server that hosts Tealeaf Canisters, this section provides a status summary of the canister performance at the time of report execution.
General
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Server Time |
The local time on the canister at the time of report execution |
Last CanTrim |
The timestamp when the CaniTrim operation was last performed, if ever. The CanTrim process removes aged sessions from the Long-Term Canister. CanTrim is enabled through TMS. |
Time Zone |
The time zone where the canister is located |
Canister Database Version |
The Tealeaf build number of the ctree database in use on the Canister server. |
Sessions
The Sessions section provides statistics on session counts passing through the Canister.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Total Sessions (STC) |
Total sessions in the Short-Term Canister (active sessions) at time of report execution |
Total Sessions (LTA) |
Total sessions in the Long Term Archive (completed sessions) at the time of report execution |
Sessions Waiting for Evaluation |
This metric is deprecated. |
Sessions Waiting for Timeout |
This metric is deprecated. |
Sessions Waiting to be Archived |
Number of completed sessions waiting to be written to disk. |
Sessions Not Indexed |
Number of completed sessions that have yet to be indexed |
Hits/Misc
This section includes statistics on hits and CPU utilization.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Evaluated Hits |
Number of evaluated hits in the STC |
Non-Evaluated Hits |
Number of non-evaluated hits in the STC |
CPU Utilization |
Current rate of CPU utilization at time of report execution |
CPU Utilization (Last 10 Minutes) |
Rate of CPU utilization over the previous 10 minutes |
CPU Utilization (Last Hour) |
Rate of CPU utilization over the previous hour |
Last Trim Canister time |
The timestamp for when the last CanTrim operation has been performed |
Current Facts |
Average number of facts processed |
Current Aggregates |
Average number of aggregations |
Current Aggregate Keys |
Average number of aggregation keys |
Disk (Canister)
In this section, you can review disk storage data for the canisters.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Canister Size on Disk |
Current size of the LTC on disk |
Disk Size |
Storage capacity of the disk where the LTC is stored |
Free Disk Size |
Available disk space on the disk |
Canister Path |
Path to the session data files on the canister. Default is <install_directory>\Canister\Canister.dbs. |
Index Path |
Path to the index data files on the canister. Default is <install_directory>\Canister\Indexes. |
Disk (Index)
In this section, you can review disk storage data for the indexes.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Index Size on Disk |
Current size of the index files on disk |
Name (LSSN file)
This section provides status information for the canister files stored on the selected server.
Session data files are stored in the LSSN format.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Name |
Filename of the LSSN file |
Sessions |
Number of sessions contained in the LSSN file |
Size |
Size of the LSSN file |
TMS status
This section contains a list of configuration changes executed through TMS over the past twenty-four hours. The name of the TMS master is listed in the section title bar.
Update configurations
This table identifies all of the files controlled by TMS that have been modified over the past 24 hours.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Filename |
The name of the file that was changed |
Component |
The TMS component that was changed |
Modified |
The timestamp for when the changed was committed to TMS |
Version |
The version number of the committed change |
External configurations
A list of filenames that were changed on servers other than the TMS server via TMS jobs.
TMS jobs
This table indicates the TMS jobs that have been started over the past 24 hours.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Job Type |
The type of job executed. |
ID |
The TMS internal identifier for the job. |
Description |
The user-friendly description for the job. |
Status |
An indicator of whether the job succeeded or failed. Possible values:
|
Scheduled |
The time at which the job was scheduled to execute. |
Application events
This section contains a summary of all application log events logged for the Tealeaf system.
Depending on the logging level and volume of log entries, this section may be an easy means of reviewing the Tealeaf application logs for the selected server.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Type |
Type of application event message |
Time |
Timestamp of event message |
Source |
Tealeaf component that generated the message |
Category |
Category identifier for the message |
ID |
Message identifier for the message |
Message |
Full text of the message |
System events
This section contains a summary of all system log events logged by the hosting server.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Type |
Type of system event message |
Time |
Timestamp of event message |
Source |
Windows™ component that generated the message |
Category |
Category identifier for the message |
ID |
Message identifier for the message |
Message |
Full text of the message |