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# Deployment or Cluster view in AutoOps [ec-autoops-deployment-view]
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The **Deployment** view (for {{ECH}} deployments) or **Cluster** view (for ECE, ECK, and self-managed clusters), is the event control panel that allows you to see which issues are affecting the {{es}} cluster and get a list of action items to address them.
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The **Deployment** view (for {{ECH}} deployments) or **Cluster** view (for ECE, ECK, and self-managed clusters), is the event control panel that gives you an overview of the events, resource usage, and performance of your deployments or clusters.
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## Events over time [ec-autoops-events-over-time]
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To get to this view, go to AutoOps in your deployment or cluster and select **Deployment** or **Cluster** from the side navigation.
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The **Events Over Time** panel lists all the recent events the {{es}} cluster has triggered, ordered by criticality. It also gives a color-coded heat map to help understand when and how often a particular event happened. Click on any mosaic to get details about a particular event, for example the specific node/index/shard affected, event time and duration, and a detailed description of the actions you can take to mitigate that event.
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You can use the **Deployment** or **Cluster** dropdown at the top of the screen to select which deployment or cluster you want to monitor.
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Refer to [AutoOps events](ec-autoops-events.md) for more details.
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## Panels in the Deployment or Cluster view
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The **Deployment** or **Cluster** view shows the following panels.
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##Open events [ec-autoops-open-events]
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### Events over time [ec-autoops-events-over-time]
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The **Open Events** panel lists open events sorted by severity and time. When the conditions that triggered the event no longer exist, the event is automatically set to close and appear in the **Events History** panel. Closing an event does not necessarily indicate that the customer resolved the issue, but rather that AutoOps no longer detects it.
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The **Events Over Time** panel lists all the recent events the {{es}} cluster has triggered, ordered by criticality. It also gives a color-coded heat map to help understand when and how often a particular event happened. Click on any mosaic to get details about a particular event, such as the specific node, index, or shard affected, event time and duration, and a detailed description of the actions you can take to mitigate that event.
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Refer to [AutoOps events](ec-autoops-events.md) for more details.
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### Open Events [ec-autoops-open-events]
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## Events History [ec-events-history]
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The **Open Events** panel lists open events sorted by severity and time. When the conditions that triggered the event no longer exist, the event is automatically set to close and appear in the **Events History** panel. Closing an event does not necessarily indicate that the customer resolved the issue, but rather that AutoOps no longer detects it.
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### Events History [ec-events-history]
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The **Events History** panel lists events that happened at some point and that have been triggered, but some conditions changed and are no longer active. For example, when your cluster experiences a peak in search rate, that might trigger a "Too many tasks on queue" event. Now, your cluster is more relaxed in terms of search rate, so this event is no longer an issue, but it was recorded for historical reasons. Events history is also sorted by severity first and then by time.
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The **Events History** panel lists events that were triggered in the past but are no longer active because of changed conditions.
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Let's say your cluster experienced a peak in search rate, triggering a "Too many tasks on queue" event. Now, your cluster is more relaxed in terms of search rate, so this event is no longer an issue, but it was recorded for historical reasons. Like Open Events, Events History is also sorted first by severity and then by time.
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## Resources [ec-deployment-resources]
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###Resources [ec-deployment-resources]
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The **Resources** panel provides a quick overview of {{es}} cluster resource usage. The resources are presented based on their respective data tiers and include JVM memory usage, CPU usage, and storage usage over time. You can view essential cluster information such as the {{es}} version, total number of nodes, total number of shards, and total volume of used storage.
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:alt: Screenshot showing the Resources panel in the AutoOps Deployment or Cluster view
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### Performance [ec-deployment-performance]
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## Performance[ec-deployment-performance]
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The **Performance** panel shows the following key performance metrics aggregated at both the cluster level and the selected tier levels:
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The **Performance** panel shows key performance metrics, aggregated at both the cluster level and the selected tier levels:
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***Search rate**: The number of search requests executed per second across all shards in the deployment or cluster, as well as within the selected data tiers.
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***Search latency**: The average latency of search operations across all shards in the deployment or cluster, and within the selected data tiers.
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***Indexing rate**: The number of documents indexed per second across all shards in the deployment or cluster, as well as within the selected data tiers.
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***Indexing latency**: The average latency of indexing operations across all shards in the deployment or cluster, and within the selected data tiers.
:alt: Screenshot showing the Performance panel in the AutoOps Deployment or Cluster view
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***Search rate**: The number of search requests executed per second across all shards in the deployment or cluster, as well as within the selected data tiers.
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***Search latency**: The average latency of search operations across all shards in the deployment or cluster, and within the selected data tiers.
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***Indexing rate**: The number of documents indexed per second across all shards in the deployment or cluster, as well as within the selected data tiers.
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***Indexing latency**: The average latency of indexing operations across all shards in the deployment or cluster, and within the selected data tiers.
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# Indices view in AutoOps [ec-autoops-index-view]
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The **Indices** view provides detailed statistics for each {{es}} index in your deployment.
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The **Indices** view provides detailed statistics for each {{es}} index in your deployment, allowing you to visualize index performance and trends to detect anomalies and optimize search efficiency.
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Information about each index is organized into a clear table with columns for the index's name, primary and total shards, indexing and search rate per second, and more. You can expand each index entry to dive deeper into real-time metrics.
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To get to the **Indices** view, go to AutoOps in your deployment or cluster and select **Indices** from the side navigation.
:alt: Screenshot showing the Indices view in AutoOps
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The **Indices** view is essential for monitoring {{es}} indices, and offers comprehensive insights at a glance by displaying a clear and informative table about the following metrics:
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* Index Name
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You can expand each index entry to dive deeper into real-time metrics. This is an intuitive and dynamic feature that allows you to visualize index activities and trends, in order to detect anomalies and optimize search efficiency.
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The **Indices** view offers you a powerful tool for managing and optimizing your {{es}} indices. By providing a detailed and up-to-date overview of index performance and usage, AutoOps ensures that your search and indexing operations run smoothly and efficiently.
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## Metrics in the Indices view [ec-autoops-index-metrics]
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## Index metrics [ec-autoops-index-metrics]
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The following table lists all the metrics available in the **Indices** view, along with a description of what each metric means.
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| Size | Total size of all primary shards of the index |
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| Indexing rate | Number of documents being indexed per second on primary shards of the index |
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# Nodes view in AutoOps [ec-autoops-nodes-view]
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The **Nodes** view provides a thorough overview on the essential metrics for all monitored nodes. You can delve into specific nodes to observe metrics over extended periods. This includes data on the indexing rate and latency, search rate and latency, as well as details concerning thread pools, data, circuit breakers, network, disk, and additional elements.
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The **Nodes** view provides a thorough look into essential metrics for all monitored nodes. With this view, you can gain deeper insight into your cluster's health on a per-node basis and observe each metric over extended periods of time.
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To get to the **Nodes** view, go to AutoOps in your deployment or cluster and select **Nodes** from the side navigation.
:alt: Screenshot showing the Nodes view in AutoOps
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Similar to the **Deployment** or **Cluster** view, the list of open events is sorted by severity and open time.
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## Panels in the Nodes view
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The **Nodes** view shows the following panels.
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The **Nodes** table lists all the nodes used by the {{es}} cluster, along with their name, role, and status. The elected master node is marked with a star.
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The **Open Events** panel lists open events sorted by severity and time. When the conditions that triggered the event no longer exist, the event is automatically set to close and appear in the **Events History** panel. Closing an event does not necessarily indicate that the customer resolved the issue, but rather that AutoOps no longer detects it.
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The following table lists all the nodes used by the {{es}} cluster, presenting node name, role and status. The elected master node will be marked with a start sign.
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The following table lists all the other panels in the **Nodes** view that drill down into specific monitoring areas, along with the names and descriptions of metrics they present.
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# Overview in AutoOps [ec-autoops-overview-view]
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The **Overview** page displays the current status of customer deployments and clusters that are linked to the same Elastic organization.
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The **Overview** page displays the current status of customer deployments and clusters that are linked to the same Elastic organization.
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This view offers an at-a-glance look into high-level metrics such as the most important and currently open events and the number of active deployments and nodes. You can also view the cluster status, the number of open events in each {{es}} deployment or cluster over different periods of time, and navigate to a specific deployment or cluster for more details.
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High-level metrics are available, including the most important and currently open events in a single pane. You can view the cluster status, the number of open events in each {{es}} deployment or cluster over different periods of time, and navigate to a specific deployment or cluster for more details.
The deployment view table lists all active deployments with {{es}} clusters and also deployments for which AutoOps collected the information but are no longer active. AutoOps provides real-time indications on {{es}} status, number of open critical events, number of {{es}} nodes and total number of shards. Select one of the deployments to get a more detailed view of all open and closed events.
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This section shows the number of active deployments, the number of nodes, and a summary of used resources, such as total disk size used and total memory connected for all clusters connected.
The **Deployments** table lists all active deployments as well as inactive deployments for which AutoOps collected information in the past. You can also see real-time updates of {{es}} status, the number of open critical events, the number of {{es}} nodes, and the total number of shards in each deployment. Select a deployment to get a more detailed view of all open and closed events.
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### {{es}} Info[ec-autoops-es-info]
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This section provides a quick overview of the top open events in the selected period. You can filter by deployment/cluster, severity, name, and search for a specific event across all of the connected deployments or clusters.
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The event card indicates when the last event occurred, the number of occurrences across all deployments/clusters, the deployments/clusters impacted by the event, and it includes a direct link to the event to get additional details.
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This time series chart displays all events identified across the connected deployments/clusters during the selected period. This allows you to detect which deployment/cluster is generating the most events, investigate, and take appropriate actions to resolve any issues.
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The **Events in Time Period** panel shows a time series chart displaying all events identified across the connected deployments or clusters during the selected time period. Use this panel to detect which deployment or cluster is generating the most events, so that you can investigate further and take action to resolve the underlying issues.
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# Shards view in AutoOps [ec-autoops-shards-view]
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The **Shards** view allows you to manage and monitor shards allocated to each node, ensuring optimal performance and reliability of your search and indexing operations.
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# Template Optimizer view in AutoOps [ec-autoops-template-optimizer]
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The **Template Optimizer** view offers detailed recommendations for optimizing templates.
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The **Template Optimizer** view offers detailed recommendations for optimizing templates. When AutoOps identifies a recommended change, it logs the template separately, allowing you to track impactful changes over time. You can navigate between different deployments or clusters to view all template recommendations.
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