View performance metrics for your on-premises file gateway and enable log monitoring on the Cloud Storage Gateway (CSG) console.
Background information
On-premises file gateways V1.4.0 and later support log monitoring. You can configure this feature on the Cloud Storage Gateway (CSG) console.
File gateways can monitor logs for system directories and file shares. The logs are stored in the specified Simple Log Service (SLS) project and Logstore.
Performance metrics
The Performance page on the on-premises gateway console provides the following performance metrics:
|
Metric |
Description |
Unit |
|
CPU usage |
The percentage of CPU time the gateway uses to process tasks. |
Percent |
|
Memory usage |
The percentage of physical memory the gateway currently uses. |
Percent |
|
Cache IOPS |
The number of read and write operations per second on the local cache disk. |
Ops/s |
|
Cache throughput |
The amount of data read from and written to the local cache per second. |
Bytes/s |
|
Network |
The amount of network data sent and received by the gateway per second. |
Bytes/s |
Log data includes usage statistics for the network, disk, CPU, memory, and cache, as well as the read and write bandwidth for file shares.
For on-premises gateways, only users in the whitelist can use the log monitoring feature.
View performance metrics
In a web browser, enter
https://<IP address of the file gateway>to access the on-premises file gateway console.Enter your username and password, and click OK.
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Click Monitoring to open the Monitoring page and view performance metrics such as CPU usage, memory usage, cache IOPS, cache throughput, and network.
Log monitoring
Log monitoring stores access records for system directories and file shares in SLS. This helps you audit access patterns, troubleshoot issues, and configure alerts.
You can configure log monitoring for your on-premises gateway on the CSG console. For detailed instructions, see Monitor gateways.
Recommended alert scenarios
Configure alerts on the CSG or SLS console to proactively identify potential issues:
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Scenario |
Recommended metric |
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Gateway CPU overload |
CPU usage that consistently exceeds a specified threshold. |
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Cache nearing saturation |
Cache IOPS or cache throughput that approaches the gateway's specification limit. |
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Network bandwidth exhaustion |
Network throughput that exceeds the available bandwidth. |
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Errors in file share logs |
SLS log queries that return entries with an ERROR level. |