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Foglight for OpenStack 5.7.4 - User Guide

Table of Contents  

Using Foglight for OpenStack

Introducing Foglight for OpenStack

Supported hypervisors Foglight for OpenStack elements

Navigation basics

Foglight browser interface elements

Navigation panel Display area Action panel

Breadcrumbs Time range Sortable lists Alarms and status indicators Spinners Mouse-over actions

Foglight reports Foglight tiles

Interacting with Foglight for OpenStack dashboards

Interacting with Foglight for OpenStack Preparing your OpenStack environment for monitoring Using the OpenStack Environment dashboard

Navigating between View object instances Monitoring tab FAQts tab Reports tab System Info tab Administration tab Administration tab Tasks area

Set Alarm Sensitivity Level Review Instances Review Expired Data

Agents view

Foglight Lockboxes and Credentials

Exploring the OpenStack Environment Monitoring tab

Quick View Exploring Regions Exploring Availability Zones Exploring Host Aggregates Exploring Hosts Exploring Instances Exploring Volumes

Using the OpenStack Explorer dashboard

Topology tab OpenStack Explorer display area OpenStack Explorer reports

Using the OpenStack Alarms dashboard Using the OpenStack Dependency dashboard

Reference

Action panel Agents view Alarm Analytics tab CPU tab FAQts tab Host Memory tab OpenStack Alarms dashboard view

Alarms Overview Alarms List view

OpenStack Explorer Dashboard View Performance tab Quick View Reports tab Resource Utilizations view Storage Summary tab Summary and Resource Information view System Info tab Topology tab

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Alarms and status indicators

Foglight for OpenStack uses status indicators to show the alarm status of the objects within the virtual infrastructure. Four status indicators (fatal, critical, warning, and normal) are used throughout the Foglight for OpenStack dashboards. An alarm table, at the top of the OpenStack Explorer views, highlights the key alarms as shown in the following illustration.

Figure 5. Alarms and status indicators

Spinners

Foglight for OpenStack uses color coded spinners which change color based on overall consumption and deviation from normal values.

Figure 6. Spinners

Mouse-over actions

Many items within the Foglight for OpenStack dashboards display additional information when you hover the cursor over them. For example, when you hover the cursor over a graph you are likely to see a specific value or values that correspond to the position of the cursor. When you hover the cursor over an individual metric, you are likely to see a small descriptive pop-up.

Foglight reports

You can create, run, and manage reports from all Foglight browser pages.

To run a report from a Foglight browser interface:

1	Click Reports on the upper-right corner.

2	Choose an action from the list that appears.

The report is generated and delivered to the recipients indicated in the report setting. For more information on working with reports, see the Foglight User Guide.

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