View monitoring data by using CloudMonitor - Tablestore - Alibaba Cloud Documentation Center

You can use CloudMonitor to monitor Tablestore metrics such as the running status, performance, and metering of Tablestore. These metrics help you track requests, analyze usage, collect statistics for business trends, and discover and diagnose system problems at the earliest opportunity. This topic describes how to query Tablestore metrics by using the CloudMonitor console or calling the DescribeMetricList API operation.

Usage notes

The Tablestore metrics available vary based on the resource types. For information about metrics, see Metrics.
The collection of monitoring data statistics may be delayed.

View monitoring data by using the CloudMonitor console

CloudMonitor automatically retrieves the resources of cloud services that belong to the current Alibaba Cloud account. You can view monitoring data of Tablestore instances such as the usage of VCUs per minute in reserved mode, average number of capacity units (CUs) that are consumed per minute in on-demand mode, average number of requests per minute, and average amount of traffic that is used per minute in the CloudMonitor console.

Log on to the CloudMonitor console.
In the left-side navigation pane, click Cloud Service Monitoring.
On the Cloud Service Monitoring page, choose Storage & CDN > Tablestore.
On the Tablestore page, select a region. Then, click the name of the instance that you want to manage or click Monitoring Charts in the Actions column of the instance that you want to manage.
Specify a time range.
You can select a preset time range or specify a time range. The time range cannot exceed 30 days.

View monitoring data by using CloudMonitor SDKs

You can call the DescribeMetricList operation of CloudMonitor to view the monitoring data of specific metrics.

You can use CloudMonitor SDKs to view the monitoring data of Tablestore instances such as the average number of CUs that are consumed per minute in on-demand mode, the number of read CUs for operations in an instance per second, and the number of requests that return status codes 2xx per second. You can also use CloudMonitor SDKs to view monitoring data of data tables or secondary indexes such as the average operation latency, the number of requests that return status codes 2xx per second, and the number of read CUs for operations per second.

Note

For information about the sample code of CloudMonitor SDKs, see SDK reference.

Namespace

The Namespace parameter is used to specify the cloud service that you want to monitor. If you want to monitor the Tablestore service, set Namespace to acs_ots_new.

The following code provides an example on how to use CloudMonitor SDK for Java to monitor the Tablestore service:

DescribeMetricListRequest request = new DescribeMetricListRequest(); 
request.setNamespace("acs_ots_new");

StartTime and EndTime

StartTime and EndTime specify the time range to query monitoring data. The time range in CloudMonitor is a left-open and right-closed interval in the (StartTime, EndTime] format. You can query data based on the time range from StartTime to EndTime (excluding StartTime).

Important

The interval between start time and end time cannot exceed 31 days. Only data generated within the last 31 days can be queried.

The following code provides an example on how to use CloudMonitor SDK for Java to query monitoring data based on the specified time range:

// Specify the end time based on which you want to query monitoring data.  
request.setEndTime("2022-06-13 11:23:00"); 
// Specify the start time based on which you want to query monitoring data.  
request.setStartTime("2022-06-13 10:23:00");

You can also specify a time range by using timestamps in milliseconds. Sample code:

// Specify the timestamp of the end time based on which you want to query monitoring data. Unit: milliseconds.  
request.setEndTime("1655090580000"); 
// Specify the timestamp of the start time based on which you want to query monitoring data. Unit: milliseconds.  
request.setStartTime("1655086860000");

Dimensions

The Dimensions parameter specifies the name of the instance or table whose monitoring data you want to query. The value of the Dimensions parameter is a JSON string. Example: {"userId":"1234567890****","region":"cn-hangzhou","instanceName":"myinstance","tableName":"mytable"}

The following code provides an example on how to use CloudMonitor SDK for Java to query the monitoring data of an instance:

// Specify the name of the instance whose monitoring data you want to query.  
request.setDimensions("{\"userId\":\"1234567890****\",\"region\":\"cn-hangzhou\",\"instanceName\":\"myinstance\"}");

If you want to query metrics of a table, you must specify a value for the tableName parameter. The following code provides an example on how to use CloudMonitor SDK for Java to query the metrics of a table:

// Specify the name of the table whose monitoring data you want to query.  
request.setDimensions("{\"userId\":\"1234567890****\",\"region\":\"cn-hangzhou\",\"instanceName\":\"myinstance\",\"tableName\":\"mytable\"}");

If you want to query the metrics of an instance or a table regarding a specific API operation, you must specify a value for the operation parameter. The following code provides an example on how to use CloudMonitor SDK for Java to query the metrics of a table regarding the PutRow operation:

Note

You must set the operation parameter to the name of the API operation. For more information, see API Reference.

// Specify the name of the table and API operation whose monitoring data you want to query.  
request.setDimensions("{\"userId\":\"1234567890****\",\"region\":\"cn-hangzhou\",\"instanceName\":\"myinstance\",\"tableName\":\"mytable\",\"operation\":\"PutRow\"}");

Period

The Period parameter specifies the cycle based on which the specified metrics are queried. The cycle based on which metering metrics are queried is 3,600 seconds. The cycle based on which other metrics are queried is 60 seconds. For information about metrics, see the "Metrics" section of the Overview topic.

Metric

The Metric parameter specifies the metric that you want to query.

The following code provides an example on how to use CloudMonitor SDK for Java to query a metric:

// Specify a value for the Metric parameter. In this example, Metric is set to InstanceCount2xxNumber.  
request.setMetric("InstanceCount2xxNumber");

The following table describes the name of each metric.

Resource type	Metric	Dimensions	Description
Instances	InstanceCount2xxNumber	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The number of requests that return status codes 2xx per second.
	InstanceCount429Number	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The number of requests that return status code 429 per second.
	InstanceCount4xxNumber	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The number of requests that return status codes 4xx per second.
	InstanceCount5xxNumber	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The number of requests that return status codes 5xx per second.
	InstanceElasticVCU	userId, region, and instanceName	The number of metered VCUs per second in reserved mode of an instance.
	InstanceExtranetIn	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The amount of inbound traffic over the Internet per second. Unit: bytes.
	InstanceExtranetOut	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The amount of outbound traffic over the Internet per second. Unit: bytes.
	InstanceFailRowCount	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The number of rows on which the operations failed per second.
	InstanceFreeExtranetOut	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The amount of free outbound traffic over the Internet per second. Unit: bytes.
	InstanceFreeReadCU	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The number of internal read CUs per second.
	InstanceFreeWriteCU	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The number of internal write CUs per second.
	InstanceIntranetIn	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The amount of inbound traffic over the internal network per second. Unit: bytes.
	InstanceIntranetOut	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The amount of outbound traffic over the internal network per second. Unit: bytes.
	InstanceOverReadCU	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The number of excess read CUs of an instance per second.
	InstanceOverWriteCU	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The number of excess write CUs of an instance per second.
	InstanceReadCU	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The number of read CUs for operations in an instance per second.
	InstanceRequestNumber	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The total number of requests per second.
	InstanceReservedVCU	userId, region, and instanceName	The number of reserved VCUs per second in reserved mode of an instance.
	InstanceRowCount	userId, region, instanceName, and operation	The total number of rows on which operations are performed per second.
	InstanceVCU	userId, region, and instanceName	The number of VCUs of an instance per second.
Tables (including data tables and secondary indexes)	AverageLatency	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The average operation latency. Unit: microseconds.
	Count2xxNumber	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of requests that return status codes 2xx per second.
	Count429Number	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of requests that return status code 429 per second.
	Count4xxNumber	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of requests that return status codes 4xx per second.
	Count5xxNumber	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of requests that return status codes 5xx per second.
	ExtranetIn	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The amount of inbound traffic over the Internet per second. Unit: bytes.
	ExtranetOut	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The amount of outbound traffic over the Internet per second. Unit: bytes.
	FailRowCount	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of rows on which the operations failed per second.
	FreeExtranetOut	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The amount of free outbound traffic over the Internet per second. Unit: bytes.
	StorageSize	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The volume of data that is stored in the table. Unit: bytes.
	FreeReadCU	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of internal read CUs per second.
	FreeWriteCU	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of internal write CUs per second.
	IntranetIn	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The amount of inbound traffic over the internal network per second. Unit: bytes.
	IntranetOut	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The amount of outbound traffic over the internal network per second. Unit: bytes.
	OverReadCU	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of excess read CUs of a table per second.
	OverWriteCU	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of excess write CUs of a table per second.
	ReadCU	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of read CUs for operations per second.
	RequestNumber	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The total number of requests per second.
	RowCount	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The total number of rows on which operations are performed per second.
	WriteCU	userId, region, instanceName, tableName, and operation	The number of write CUs for operations per second.