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Monitoring Cluster Status
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Cluster status can be checked from two pages on zGateway management console
1. Dashboard
2. “Status” screen under “High Availability” section
| Field | Description |
| IP | IP Address of Cluster Manager |
| Node Type | Status of the Added Nodes |
| Services | zGateway service status |
| Syncing | Data sync service status |
| Load Balancer | Load balancer service status |
| CPU | CPU utilized on a node |
| RAM | RAM utilized on a node |
| HDD | Hard disk space utilized on a node |
ZGATEWAY LOGS
All the standard logging of zGateway is seamlessly available across both the cluster manager nodes.
Administrator can login into the zGateway Management Console and find all the logs created by all the nodes in the cluster.
All the nodes in the cluster sends their log data to the Active Cluster Manager node in the cluster. The Active Cluster Manager writes the log to its log database as well as sends the same log entry to the standby Cluster Manager.
If the standby cluster Manage node is not available, it will not receive the logs for that duration.
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