Monitoring Multiple Instances of filesystem

Describes how to monitor the health and performance of your cluster.

Parent topic: Working with Multiple Instances of the filesystem

Determining the Number of Running Instances

Run the following command to determine the number of instances actually running: 
/opt/mapr/server/mrconfig info instances

Your output will look similar to the following. This output shows that two File Server instances are running on ports 5660 and 5661.

/opt/mapr/server/mrconfig info instances
    2
    5660 5661
Alternatively, on large clusters, run the following command to:
  • Determine the number of configured instances:
    maprcli node list -columns numInstances
    hostname           numInstances  ip            
    atsqa4-161.qa.lab  1             10.10.88.161  
    atsqa4-162.qa.lab  1             10.10.88.162  
    atsqa4-163.qa.lab  1             10.10.88.163  
    atsqa4-164.qa.lab  1             10.10.88.164
  • Determine the number of running instances reported by filesystem to CLDB:
    maprcli node list -columns numReportedInstances
    numReportedInstances  hostname           ip            
    2                     atsqa4-161.qa.lab  10.10.88.161  
    1                     atsqa4-162.qa.lab  10.10.88.162  
    1                     atsqa4-163.qa.lab  10.10.88.163  
    2                     atsqa4-164.qa.lab  10.10.88.164

Determining the Number of filesystem Threads

You can run the mrconfig info threads command to view filesystem threads from all the instances. The output is tagged to identify the instance.