24.4. Dashboard View


The Dashboard view is split into 3 tabs namely:
  • Caches
  • Clusters.
  • Status Events

24.4.1. Cache Containers View

The first default view after logging in is the Cache Container list. A Cache Container is the primary mechanism for treating a cache instance and is used as a starting point for using a cache itself.
Cache centric view presents the list of configured caches. It is used for viewing and adding caches to clusters, adding and adjusting new cache configurations, adding and configuring endpoints and other cache related administrative tasks.
Description

Figure 24.2. Cache Containers View

In this instance, there is one cache container with the name clustered with two caches deployed on the cluster group with UDP transport and three Endpoints attached to it. There are no remote sites configured for this cache container.

24.4.2. Clusters View

The Cluster tab presents the summary of the clusters along with the current status, number of hosts and number of nodes.
Description

Figure 24.3. Clusters View

24.4.3. Status Events View

The JBoss Data Grid Administration Console displays the cluster wide events such as local rebalancing, cluster start and stop, cluster-split and cluster-merge events in a consolidated section. To view the detailed status events, navigate to the Status Events tab from the Dashboard.
Description

Figure 24.4. Status Events View

The status events are displayed with the associated timestamp and the event description.
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