Oracle Cloud Compute

Overview

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute offers significant price-performance and control improvements compared to on-premises data centers, while providing elasticity and cost savings of the public cloud. It lets you provision and manage compute hosts, known as instances. It offers both bare metal and virtual machine instances.

Monitored Parameters

Go to the Monitors Category View by clicking the Monitors tab. Click on Oracle Cloud under the Cloud Apps section. Displayed is the Oracle Cloud bulk configuration view distributed into three tabs:

Availability tab gives the Availability history for the past 24 hours or 30 days.
Performance tab gives the Health Status and events for the past 24 hours or 30 days.
List view enables you to perform bulk admin configurations.

On clicking a monitor from the list, you'll be taken to the Oracle Cloud dashboard. Under the parent monitor, you have 3 tabs. The child monitor has 6 tabs:

Performance

Parameter	Description
CPU UTILIZATION
CPU Utilization	Total CPU capacity currently in use by the compute instance (in %).
MEMORY UTILIZATION
Memory Utilization	Total memory (RAM) currently in use on the compute instance (in %).
DISK
Disk Read	Read throughput expressed as bytes read per interval (in KB).
Disk Write	Write throughput expressed as bytes written per interval (in KB).
Disk Read IOPS	Activity levels from I/O reads expressed as bytes read per interval (in Ops/Sec).
Disk Write IOPS	Activity levels from I/O writes expressed as bytes written per interval (in Ops/Sec).
NETWORK
Network Received	Amount of network traffic received by the compute instance (in KB).
Network Transmitted	Amount of network traffic sent from the compute instance (in KB).

Boot Volume

Parameter	Description
Boot Volume Read throughput	Amount of data read from a boot volume attached to a compute instance over time (in MB).
Boot Volume Write throughput	Amount of data written to a boot volume attached to a compute instance over time (in MB).
Boot Volume Read operations	Number of read I/O operations occurring on a boot volume during a given interval (in Ops/Sec).
Boot Volume Write operations	number of write I/O operations performed on a boot volume during a given interval (in Ops/Sec).

Block Volumes

Oracle Block volumes add storage capacity to an instance and enables you to dynamically provision and manage data.

Parameter	Description
Block Volume Details:
Volume OCID	Oracle Cloud ID for the block volume.
Block Volume Name	A user-friendly name for the volume.
Size In GB	The size of the block volume (in GB).
Life Cycle State	The current state of a volume.
Is Hydrated	Specifies whether the cloned volume's data has finished copying from the source volume or backup.
Block Volume I/O Statistics:
Volume OCID	Oracle Cloud ID of the block volume.
Read Throughput	The average number of bytes read from the block volume per second (in MB).
Write Throughput	The average number of bytes written to the block volume per second (in MB).
Read Operations	Number of read operations occurring in this block volume.
Write Operations	Number of write operations occurring in this block volume.

Network

Track the Virtual Network Interface Cards (VNICs) to determine how an instance connects with endpoints inside and outside a Virtual Cloud Network (VCN).

Parameter	Description
Attached VNICs:
VNIC OCID	Oracle Cloud ID for the VNIC.
VNIC Name	A user-friendly name for the VNIC.
Public IP Address	The public IP address of the VNIC.
Private IP Address	The private IP address of the primary VNIC.
Primary	Indicates whether the VNIC is primary or not.
Life Cycle State	The current state of the VNIC.
MAC Address	The MAC address of the VNIC.
Skip Source Destination Check	Indicates Whether the source/destination check is disabled or not.
VNIC Performance Metrics:
VNIC OCID	Oracle Cloud ID for the VNIC.
Egress Packets Dropped by Security List	Number of packets sent from the VNIC dropped due to security violations.
Ingress Packets Dropped by Security List	Number of packets received from network dropped due to security violations.
Packets from Network	Number of packets received by the VNIC after drops.
Packets to Network	Number of packets sent from the VNIC before drops.
Input Traffic	Rate at which data is received by the VNIC after drops (in KBps).
Output Traffic	Rate at which data is sent from the VNIC before drops (in KBps).

Configuration

Parameter	Description
INSTANCE INFORMATION:
Instance Name	Name of the instance
Instance OCID	Oracle Cloud ID of the instance.
Status	State of the instance. Possible values: Active, Inactive, Offline, Registering, Registration Failed, Unregistering
Compartment OCID	Oracle Cloud ID for the compartment.
Shape	Shape of the instance.
Region	Localized geographic region of the instance.
Public IP Address	Public IP Address of the instance.
Private IP Address	Private IP Address of the instance.
Availability Domain	Availability domain of the instance.
Fault Domain	Fault domain of the instance.
Launch Mode	Specifies the configuration mode for launching virtual machine (VM) instances.
Time Created	The date and time during which the instance was created.
Time Maintenance Reboot Due	The date and time during which the instance is expected to reboot.
OS INFORMATION:
Operating System	Name of the operating system used by the image.
Operating System Version	Version of the operating system used by the image.
Boot Volume Size	The boot volume size for an instance launched from this image. (MB)
Image Name	A user-friendly name for the image.
Base Image ID	The OCID of the image originally used to launch the instance.
Create Image Allowed	Determines whether instances launched with this image can be used to create new images.
Image ID	The Oracle Cloud ID of the image.
Launch Mode	Specifies the configuration mode for launching virtual machine (VM) instances.
Life Cycle State	State of the image.
Boot Volume OCID	Oracle Cloud ID of the boot volume.

Oracle Cloud Compute

Overview

Monitored Parameters

Performance

Boot Volume

Block Volumes

Network

Configuration

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