The Multi-Cluster Management page provides the following tools to view currently connected clusters and information about them:
A graphic topology view of the connected clusters. This shows which clusters are connected to the local cluster through multi cluster management and any replication connections that are established between them.
The Cluster Cards tab, showing information about each connected cluster on a card.
The Clusters Table tab, which shows details about the connected clusters in a tabular format.
Viewing Cluster Topology
The topology shows:
Any connected clusters.
Any connections established between connected clusters.
You can:
Click or hover on a cluster (1) to highlight up the cluster's card in the Cluster Cards tab.
Click a connection to identify its record in the Connections tab.
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(3) for a complete guide to the graphic representation of the topology, including cluster types (VoC or on-premises), capacity, bandwidth and IOPS in the topology.
Viewing Cluster Cards
On the Cluster Cards tab, each cluster's card provides shows the alarm status of the cluster, the following details are shown per cluster:
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Cluster details:
Data Usage. Shows how much physical data storage capacity there is on the cluster and how much of it is in use.
BW. The data transmission rate on the connection between the cluster and its client network.
IOPS. The number of I/O operations per second on the connection between the cluster and its client network.
Latency. The time needed to perform an I/O operation on the connection between the cluster and its client network.
Open Cluster button. Opens the Cluster's VMS in another browser tab.
Alarm status
Buttons for removing the cluster from Multi-Cluster Management and updating user credentials.
Viewing the Clusters Table
On the Clusters Table tab you can display the following columns:
ID | The ID of the cluster. |
Name | The name of the cluster. |
Physical Space | The amount of physical capacity on the cluster. |
Physical Space Used | The amount of physical capacity in use on the cluster. |
Region | If the cluster is a VAST on Cloud cluster, this column displays the AWS region where the cluster resides. |
State | The state of the cluster:
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You can use the right-click menu to export any row or selected rows to a CSV file.