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description: Learn how to efficiently monitor your Scaleway Load Balancer using the intuitive Cockpit dashboard. Enhance your network performance with this step-by-step guide.
You can view your Load Balancer's metrics and logs by using [Scaleway Cockpit](/cockpit/quickstart/). Load Balancer is fully integrated into Cockpit, and allows you to monitor your Load Balancers frontends, backends, and backend servers at a glance, and visualize your metrics, traffic and logs. This page explains how to get started with Scaleway Cockpit for viewing your Load Balancers metrics and logs.
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-**D: Frontend name**: Click this drop-down to select which of your Load Balancer's frontends you want to display metrics for. You can select all attached frontends, or limit the display to only certain frontends.
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-**E: Backend name**: Click this drop-down to select which of your Load Balancer's backends you want to display metrics for. You can select all attached backends, or limit the display to only certain backends.
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### Load Balancer load
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In this section, you can see various graphs which report on the Load Balancer's load and resource usage.
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<Lightboximage={image11}alt="Scaleway Cockpit shows graphs for CPU usage, memory usage, connection usage and bandiwdth in-out usage" />
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-**CPU usage**: Shows the percentage of CPU resources utilized by the Load Balancer.
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-**Memory usage**: Shows the percentage of RAM used by the Load Balancer.
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-**Connection usage**: Shows the percentage of maximum concurrent connections currently in use by the Load Balancer.
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-**Bandwidth usage**: Shows the percentage of allocated bandwidth capacity being used by the Load Balancer (inbound and outbound).
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### Load Balancer status
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In this section, you see various graphs which report on the status of different components of your Load Balancer.
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