ClusterWare User Guide
  • 👋Welcome to ClusterWare!
  • Learning Path
    • 🔭Overview
    • 1️⃣Create a distributed NodeJS application in 10 minutes
      • Step 1: Create a new cluster
      • Step 2: Onboard servers to ClusterWare
      • Step 3: Install server software
      • Step 4: Create application instances
      • Step 5: Import application source code
      • Step 6: Start the application
      • Step 7: Create and start application load balancer
    • 2️⃣Uniformly secure access to your infrastructure
      • Step 1: Create Security Policy
      • Step 2: Install Firewall
      • Step 3: Apply Security Policies
    • 3️⃣Secure the data in-transit with SSL
      • Step 1: Gateway Security
      • Step 2: Endpoints Security
    • 4️⃣Eliminate a single point of failure in 10 minutes
      • Step 1: Onboard a new server
      • Step 2: Install Niginx
      • Step 3: Configure DNS
      • Step 4: Create and start the failover load balancer
      • Step 5: Run a load balancer outage experiment
  • Fundamentals
    • 🧩Sync, Insights, Tasks
    • 🤖Supported Technologies
    • 🛡️Server Authentication Methods
    • 💡Connectivity Troubleshooting
  • Services
    • Clusters
      • Cluster Selection & Creation
      • Editing Cluster
      • Notification Subscriptions
      • Auto-deployment (CI/CD)
    • Dashboard
      • Load Balancers & Applications
    • Servers
      • Create/Edit Server
      • Status
      • Software
      • Security
        • Enabling Non-Root Firewall Status Checking
        • Changing Firewall Status
        • Applying Security Policies
      • Metrics
      • Alerts
    • Applications
      • Create/Edit Application
      • Status
      • Git
      • Output Log / Error Log
      • Metrics
      • Alerts
    • Load Balancing
      • Create/Edit Load Balancer
      • Status
      • Gateway Security
      • Endpoint Security
    • Security Policies
      • Create/Edit Security Policy
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  • CPU
  • Memory
  • Security
  • Server OS
  • Sync Actions
  • Connecting to Server
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Overview

Key Sections

Each server in the cluster is represented by a status card displaying critical information and metrics as following.

CPU

  • Processor clock speed in GHz

  • Number of CPU cores

  • CPU Load in % (5 min average)

Memory

  • RAM Free in MB

  • Total RAM Available in MB

  • RAM Usage %

Security

  • Firewall Status (Active/Inactive)

  • Security Policies Status (All applied/Not all applied)

Server OS

  • Distribution name

  • Distribution version

Sync Actions

Connecting to Server

CPU load is relative to the number of CPU cores. For instance the maximum load of a 12 core CPU is 1200%. 200% load could mean that 2 CPU cores are working under maximum load or 10 CPU cores are working at 20% load. .

This section provides a quick overview of security status. More details are available in the .

If the firewall is not installed on the server, ClusterWare will let the user install it in the tab.

CPU & Memory: Syncs information displayed in and sections

Firewall: Syncs information in section.

This button located in the footer of the server card opens a popup with information required to onboard/connect the server to ClusterWare. .

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