The Monitoring page is currently under development. In the future, time series charts will display here. In the meantime, you can use the cluster's built-in DB Console to see them.
You can use the cluster's built-in DB Console to view time series data on SQL queries, troubleshoot query performance, view a list of jobs, and more.
Access the DB Console
To access the DB Console:
On the cluster's Monitoring page, click Open DB Console.
You can also access the DB Console by navigating to
https://<cluster-name>crdb.io:8080/#/metrics/overview/cluster. Replace the<cluster-name>placeholder with the name of your cluster.Log in with your SQL username and password.
For details on creating additional users that can connect to the cluster and access the DB Console, see User Management.
Explore the DB Console
- For an overview of all the areas of the DB Console, see DB Console Overview.
- Be sure to check out the Node Map, which visualizes the geographic configuration of your cluster on a world map and provides real-time cluster metrics, with the ability to drill down to individual nodes. This Enterprise feature has been pre-configured and enabled for you.
If you have a single-node cluster, you may see a warning that you have under-replicated ranges. This is expected because the default replication factor is set to 3, and you can only have one replica per node. For more information about replication issues, see Cluster Setup Troubleshooting.
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