Events
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Overview
The Events page displays system-generated events across the Kyvos cluster, helping administrators monitor resource usage, service status, and operational activities. Events can be searched, filtered, and reviewed to identify potential issues and track system behavior.
You can view a summary of various events on the cluster.
To view the events, perform the following steps:
On the navigation pane, click Monitor and High Availability> Monitor.
On the Monitor page, click the Events tab. The Events page lists all the events.
On this page:
- 1 Overview
- 1.1 Event Details
- 1.2 Filters Pane
- 1.3 Additional Actions
- 1.4 Event Indicators
Event Details
The event grid displays the following information:
Column | Description |
Event | Name or description of the event. |
Time | Date and time when the event occurred. |
Node | Cluster node where the event was generated. |
Description | Additional details related to the event. |
Filters Pane
Use the Filters pane to narrow down the list of displayed events based on specific criteria. Multiple filters can be applied simultaneously to refine the results.
Filter | Description |
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Event | Specifies whether to display only the latest event for each node or all available events. By default, Latest events on each node is selected. |
Date | Filters events based on a specific date or date range. |
Nodes | Displays events generated by selected cluster nodes. One or more nodes can be selected. |
Event Type | Filters events by event category. By default, all event types are displayed. |
Resource | Displays events associated with specific system resources, such as CPU, memory, or disk usage. |
Severity | Filters events based on severity levels, allowing you to focus on informational, warning, or critical events. |
Service | Displays events generated by selected Kyvos services. |
Service Status | Filters events based on the status of a service, such as running, stopped, or unavailable. |
Additional Actions
Search: Use the search box to locate events containing specific text.
Hide Filter: Hides the Filters pane to maximize the event display area.
Refresh: Reloads the event list and displays the latest available events.
Event Indicators
Events are color-coded based on resource utilization levels:
Blue – Low Usage
Yellow – Moderate Usage
Red – High Usage
The total number of displayed events is shown at the bottom of the page.