Navigation
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The Management Console designed to help users quickly locate key controls and information.
On the top right of the header, you'll find two main elements (from right to left):
Username – Clicking on the username opens a dropdown menu with options including Log out, allowing users to end their current session.
Cluster Selector – This dropdown lets you switch between multiple configured clusters. If more than one cluster is available, you can choose which one to view or operate on here.
The left side of the screen contains the main navigation menu. This allows users to switch between different sections of the Console easily, such as metrics, mount table, policies, and more.
The center of the screen dynamically renders content based on the selected page. As you navigate through different routes in the sidebar, the corresponding page content will be displayed here.
The Overview page provides a summary of the cluster’s status. Users can quickly get a high-level understanding of the cluster health by reviewing key information such as total capacity, used capacity, and the status of coordinators and workers — including how many workers are currently live or lost. It also visualizes key metrics like Read/Write Throughput, Cache Eviction Rate, and Cache Hit Rate.
The Component Status page shows detailed status for each individual cluster component. When issues occur, users can use this page to identify faulty components and retrieve information such as the component's IP address, current cache usage, the version it's running, etc. Each table includes a filter box, allowing users to quickly narrow down the data to what they’re interested in.
The Mount Storage page displays all currently mounted paths in the system. From here, users can create new mount points or delete existing ones.
Preload
The Preload page lists all previously submitted preload jobs. Each row in the table includes important details such as job status and the number of files processed. The filter box at the top of the table allows users to quickly locate specific jobs. For more details about a job, click the Show button. To create a new preload job, click the Create button in the top-right corner.
Free
Similar to Preload, the Free page displays all submitted free jobs. Users can also click the Create button to start a new free job.
The Resource Management page shows the current Quota settings. Users can view, update, or delete existing configurations, or click the Create button to define a new quota rule.
The Cache Eviction page displays current TTL and Priority policies. Users can modify or remove existing rules and create new policies using the Create button.
A Diagnostic Snapshot is a self-service tool that collects key system information—including logs, configuration files, metrics, and environment details—into a single downloadable bundle. It’s designed to help with troubleshooting, performance analysis, and support escalations. By generating a snapshot, users can quickly capture the state of their Alluxio deployment at a point in time, making it easier to diagnose issues or share actionable data with the Alluxio support team.
This page allows users to view diagnostic snapshot records. Each record includes a download link to fetch the corresponding .tar archive. Users can select multiple records and click Bulk Download to download several snapshots at once. To start a new collect info job, click the Create button. Once triggered, the job runs in the background, so users are free to navigate away or close the page. After the collection completes, a new record will appear in the list.
The License page displays current license information, including the License ID, expiration date, usage statistics, and status. If the license is in an abnormal state, the status field will indicate the issue. Otherwise, it will show OK to indicate everything is functioning normally.
