Grafana will be populated with pre-configured graphs which present some metrics on a time scale. Below is a comprehensive list of those dashboards, along with short descriptions.
This dashboard is by default set as home
directory - it’s what user will see
after logging in.
Total number of responses sent back to incoming requests, shown by their status codes. Metric: client-response-status
Total number of incoming requests that were deemed valid, divided into SSL
and Unencrypted
categories.
Metric: num_valid_http_requests
Number of exceptions encountered so far while evaluating Lua rules. Metric: lua_num_errors
Number of active Lua interpreters, both running and idle. Metric: lua_num_evaluators
Number of microseconds the Lua interpreters were running. Metric: lua_time_spent
Histogram-like graph showing how many responses were sent within the given latency interval. Metric: orc_latency_bucket
A folder that contains dashboards intended for internal use.
Rate of warnings logged during TLS connections Metric: num_ssl_warnings_total
Rate of errors logged during TLS connections Metric: num_ssl_errors_total
Rate of incoming requests that were deemed valid, HTTPS only. Metric: num_valid_http_requests
Rate of incoming requests that were deemed invalid, HTTPS only. Metric: num_invalid_http_requests
Rate of incoming requests that were deemed valid, HTTP only. Metric: num_valid_http_requests
Rate of incoming requests that were deemed invalid, HTTP only. Metric: num_invalid_http_requests
Rate of logged warnings since the router has started, divided into CDN-related and CDN-unrelated. Metric: num_log_warnings_total
Rate of logged errors since the router has started. Metric: num_log_errors_total
Rate of responses sent to incoming connections. Metric: orc_latency_count
Number of sessions opened on router that are still active. Metric: num_sessions
Total number of sessions opened on router. Metric: num_sessions
Number of active sessions divided by type; see metric documentation linked below for up-to-date list of types. Metric: num_sessions
Number of currently open client connections per subrunner. Metric: subrunner_client_conns
Number of queued events per subrunner, roughly corresponding to load. Metric: subrunner_async_queue
Number of send or receive data blocks currently in use per subrunner, as decided by the “Send/receive” drop down box. Metric: subrunner_used_send_data_blocks and subrunner_used_receive_data_blocks
Maximum number of events waiting in queue. Metric: subrunner_max_async_queue
Number of send or receive data blocks allocated per subrunner, as decided by the “Send/receive” drop down box. Metric: subrunner_total_send_data_blocks and subrunner_total_receive_data_blocks
Number of low priority events queued per subrunner. Metric: subrunner_low_queue
Number of medium priority events queued per subrunner. Metric: subrunner_medium_queue
Number of high priority events queued per subrunner. Metric: subrunner_high_queue
Maximum number of events waiting in low priority queue. Metric: subrunner_max_low_queue
Maximum number of events waiting in medium priority queue. Metric: subrunner_max_medium_queue
Maximum number of events waiting in high priority queue. Metric: subrunner_max_high_queue
The number of times a subrunner has been waken up from sleep. Metric: subrunner_io_wakeups
The number of times the number of queued events for a subrunner exceeded its maximum. Metric: subrunner_times_worker_overloaded
Number of sockets that have been automatically paused. This happens when the work manager is under heavy load. Metric: subrunner_io_autopause_sockets