On the Resource Groups page, you can monitor the resource usage, usage trends, running tasks, and queuing tasks of an exclusive resource group in real time. This helps you track resource consumption by specific tasks and promptly address inefficient usage.
Procedure
Log on to the DataWorks console.
Select the region where the resource group is located. In the navigation pane on the left, click Resource Group to go to the Resource Groups page.
On the Exclusive Resource Group tab, find the exclusive resource group to monitor and check its usage in the Used CUs column.
The following example shows the information and usage details of a resource group.
NoteThe details displayed may vary depending on the resource group type. The actual user interface may differ.
The following table describes the parameters.
No.
Parameter
Description
①
Resource Group Details
Displays the name, description, type, and service status of the resource group.
②
Running Tasks and Queued Nodes
Displays the number of running and queuing tasks in the exclusive resource group.
Click Running Tasks to open the Running Nodes dialog box and view details of the currently running tasks. The following list describes the fields in the running tasks list:
Node Source: The category of the task, such as a scheduling task or a real-time data synchronization task.
Name/ID: The name or ID of the task. You can use this to locate the task.
Owner: The owner of the task.
Work space: The workspace where the task was created.
Start Time: The time the task started.
NoteA resource group has a limit on the number of tasks that can run concurrently. If a long-running task does not release resources, it may block other tasks from running.
A resource group's maximum number of concurrent tasks depends on its specifications and the number of machines in the group. For more information, see the following topics:
③
Resource Utilization
Displays the real-time resource usage of the current resource group.
④
Resource Usage Trend
Shows the resource usage trend for a specified time range.
⑤
Scale Out and Scale In
To scale out or scale in the current resource group, select the number of resources to add or remove, and then click Buy Now.
When you scale out or scale in, the resource specifications remain the same as for the initial purchase.
Next steps
For more troubleshooting information, see Troubleshoot tasks that are not run.