Fabric Monitoring
Monitoring and dashboards play a crucial role in ensuring the stability, performance, and availability of systems, such as Fabric, particularly in production environments where reliability is paramount to business operations.
Effective monitoring enables the early detection of potential issues, supports incident resolution, and informs resource management decisions. It also helps identify trends related to system load, performance degradation, and service responsiveness.
K2view customers incorporate monitoring dashboards into their standard IT and DevOps practices. These dashboards typically visualize key health and performance metrics from Fabric, enabling operational teams to track uptime, monitor system load (including CPU, memory, and storage), and observe data access and service behavior over time.
Operational data such as read/write activity, web service response times, and error rates can help identify patterns or anomalies—for example, inefficient queries or potential violations of service-level expectations. In some environments, such metrics may also have implications for cost optimization or compliance with external SLAs.
K2view provides support for external monitoring through JMX metrics, statistics, log files, and tracing files. These outputs can be integrated with customers’ existing monitoring tools (e.g., Grafana, Prometheus) to align with their internal operational standards.
An example Fabric Monitoring Dashboard is available to illustrate how this integration can be achieved and how Fabric observability data may be used in practice.
Fabric Monitoring
Monitoring and dashboards play a crucial role in ensuring the stability, performance, and availability of systems, such as Fabric, particularly in production environments where reliability is paramount to business operations.
Effective monitoring enables the early detection of potential issues, supports incident resolution, and informs resource management decisions. It also helps identify trends related to system load, performance degradation, and service responsiveness.
K2view customers incorporate monitoring dashboards into their standard IT and DevOps practices. These dashboards typically visualize key health and performance metrics from Fabric, enabling operational teams to track uptime, monitor system load (including CPU, memory, and storage), and observe data access and service behavior over time.
Operational data such as read/write activity, web service response times, and error rates can help identify patterns or anomalies—for example, inefficient queries or potential violations of service-level expectations. In some environments, such metrics may also have implications for cost optimization or compliance with external SLAs.
K2view provides support for external monitoring through JMX metrics, statistics, log files, and tracing files. These outputs can be integrated with customers’ existing monitoring tools (e.g., Grafana, Prometheus) to align with their internal operational standards.
An example Fabric Monitoring Dashboard is available to illustrate how this integration can be achieved and how Fabric observability data may be used in practice.
