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106 lines
3.9 KiB
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# System Monitoring
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## 1. Function Overview
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The System Monitoring module is used to configure and manage system monitoring parameters, enabling real-time monitoring of server resources and alarm settings.
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**Core Functions:**
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- Monitoring Configuration Management: Create, edit, delete monitoring configurations
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- Resource Alarm Settings: Configure alarm thresholds for CPU, disk, and memory
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- Monitoring Refresh Settings: Configure refresh intervals for monitoring data
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- Monitoring List Query: Support filtering by name and ID
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**Function Screenshot**:
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## 2. Term Explanation
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#### 2.1.1 Monitoring-related Terms
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| Term | Definition | Description |
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|------|------------|-------------|
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| Monitoring ID | Unique identifier for monitoring configuration | Used to distinguish different monitoring targets |
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| Refresh Interval | Time interval for updating monitoring data | Usually in seconds |
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| CPU Alarm Threshold | Alarm threshold for CPU usage | Triggers alarm when exceeded |
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| Disk Alarm Threshold | Alarm threshold for disk usage | Triggers alarm when exceeded |
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| Memory Alarm Threshold | Alarm threshold for memory usage | Triggers alarm when exceeded |
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## 3. Monitoring Settings Management
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### 3.1 Monitoring Configuration Query
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**Query Conditions:**
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| Query Condition | Description |
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| Name | Fuzzy query by monitoring name |
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| ID | Fuzzy query by monitoring ID |
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**Operation Steps:**
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1. Go to [System Settings] → [System Monitoring] → [Monitoring Settings]
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2. Set query conditions in the top query area
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3. Click [Query] button to get monitoring configuration list
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**Function Screenshot**:
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### 3.2 Add Monitoring Configuration
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**Operation Steps:**
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1. Click [Add] button
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2. Fill in monitoring configuration information
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3. Click [OK] to complete addition
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**Field Description:**
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| Field | Description | Required |
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| Monitoring ID | Unique identification code for monitoring | Yes |
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| Monitoring Name | Chinese name for monitoring | Yes |
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| IP Address | IP address of monitored server | Yes |
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| Port | Monitoring service port | Yes |
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| Refresh Interval | Data refresh interval (seconds) | Yes |
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| CPU Alarm Threshold | CPU usage alarm threshold (%) | Yes |
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| Disk Alarm Threshold | Disk usage alarm threshold (%) | Yes |
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| Memory Alarm Threshold | Memory usage alarm threshold (%) | Yes |
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| Version | Monitoring service version number | No |
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**[Tip]** Monitoring ID and monitoring name cannot be duplicated.
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**Function Screenshot**:
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### 3.3 Edit Monitoring Configuration
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**Operation Steps:**
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1. Click the configuration to edit in the monitoring list
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2. Modify configuration information
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3. Click [OK] to save changes
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**Function Screenshot**:
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### 3.4 Delete Monitoring Configuration
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**Operation Steps:**
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1. Select the configuration to delete in the monitoring list
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2. Click [Delete] button
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3. Click [OK] in the confirmation dialog
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**[Tip]** Supports batch deletion of multiple monitoring configurations.
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**Function Screenshot**:
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## 6. Notes
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**[Tip]** It is recommended to set alarm thresholds within a reasonable range to avoid overly frequent alarm notifications.
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**[Note]** Deleted monitoring configurations cannot be recovered. Please proceed with caution.
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**[Important]** Ensure the configured IP address and port are accessible; otherwise, monitoring data cannot be obtained. |