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System Status displays all currently launched system services, system load info, and current system database sessions of the main server, divided into two information blocks: Localhost and Master Database Sessions. In addition, this section displays the status of Redundancy and Reporting servers (see screenshot below).  Section structure is a follows:

Screenshot: System Status section 

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LocalhostSystem service identification number
Information BlockColumnDescription
Node: [ip]







CPU Number of Central Processing Unit coresLALoadCPU utilization within 1 min, 5 min, and 15 min periods.System Load Average
MemoryAmount of Used and Total Memory
ServicesNumber of currently running services
of Total Memory with breakout for cache, shared, and available
UptimeCurrent uptime of the system
Last PingA timestamp of how long ago we received a ping from the server

CPU

Number of Central Processing Unit cores
UDP Buffers

List of UDP ports with queue size in incoming/outgoing queues

Assigned IPsCurrent server IP(s)ID
ServiceName of the system service
UptimeCurrent uptime Started onStart date and time of the service
UptimePIDCurrent uptime Process ID of the system service
Master Database Sessions





IDPIDDatabase session process ID
ApplicationName of the application
Client IPIP of the server, accessing the Master database
Session StartDurationSession start date and time duration
Query StartDurationQuery start date and timeDurationSession duration
QueryDescription of the query

The section allows allows a user to start, stop , and restart services services manually with the help of certain icons.

Allows to start any service that is not currently running
IconDescription

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Allows to restart a service that is currently running

Allows to stop a service

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(warning)(warning)   Attention

Note that you cannot stop some processes via the web interface. To do so, you need to login on a server via SSH to stop them.

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