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Screenshot: System Status section

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LocalhostNumber of Central Processing Unit coresCurrent uptime of the IDSession

Information Block	Column	Description
Node: [node_ident]-[ip]		CPU
		LA	System Load Average
		Memory	Amount of Used and Total Memory
		Services	Number of currently running services
		ID	System service identification number
		Service	Name of the system service
		Started on	Start date and time of the service
		Load	CPU utilization within 1 min, 5 min, and 15 min periods.
		Memory	Amount of Total Memory with breakout for cache, shared, and available
		Uptime	Current uptime of the system
Last Ping	A 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 IPs	Current server IP(s)
Service	Name of the system service. If the service is a daemon, it will be marked accordingly.
Uptime	Current uptime of the service
PID	Process ID of the system	Uptime	service
Master Database Sessions		PID	Database session process ID
		Application	Name of the application
		Session Start	Session start date and time
		Query Start	Query start date and time
		Client IP	IP of the server, accessing the Master database
		Session Duration	Session duration
Query Duration	Duration	Query	duration
Query	Description of the query

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

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Icon	Description
Allows to start any service that is not currently running			Allows to restart a service that is currently running
	Allows to stop a service

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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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