4.3 Metrics

The Metrics dashboard provides a completeview of system-level performance indicators. It enables administrators and operators to monitor the overall health and efficiency of the deployment.

Overview

Metrics dashboard provides a comprehensive overview of both system-level and realm-level performance metrics. Monitor CPU Usage, Memory Utilization, Thread Activity, and Uptime alongside realm metrics like User Count, Group Count, Clients, and Active Sessions. These insights help administrators track resource consumption, identify potential bottlenecks, and make informed decisions for performance tuning, scalability, and overall system health.

The Metrics page is located under the Admin Console → Master Realm → Metrics tab. This page is used to:

• Real-Time Monitoring – Continuously track live performance data across both system and realm levels. Metrics update dynamically, giving administrators immediate visibility into CPU load, memory usage, thread activity, and user sessions as they change in real time.

• Comprehensive Coverage – Gain a holistic view of system health through detailed metrics, including CPU Usage, Memory Utilization, Thread Activity, and System Uptime, alongside realm-level insights such as User Count, Group Count, Clients, and Active Sessions. This unified approach ensures complete visibility into both infrastructure and user activity.

• Realm-Specific Visibility – Monitor metrics at the realm level to understand user engagement and application usage patterns. View detailed statistics for users, groups, clients, and active sessions to assess realm performance, isolate issues, and ensure balanced resource distribution.

  • Total Users Count (across all realms): Displays the cumulative number of users registered in all available realms. Useful for assessing overall user base size and system load.

    
  • Total Clients Count (across all realms): Shows the combined total of all client applications registered across realms, helping track integration growth and application distribution.

    
  • Total Groups Count (across all realms): Indicates the total number of user groups defined system-wide. This helps administrators evaluate the complexity of role and permission structures.

    
  • Total Active Sessions Count (across all realms): Reflects the total number of active user sessions currently running across all realms. It provides real-time insight into concurrent user activity and helps in capacity planning.