Metric logs

Overview
The Metric Logs page in the Zequenze Control Portal provides a comprehensive view of all metric data collected from various devices and sensors in your fleet. This centralized logging system displays real-time and historical metric information, allowing administrators to monitor system performance, track data collection activities, and troubleshoot connectivity issues across their IoT infrastructure.
Key Features
- Real-time Metric Monitoring: View live data streams from connected devices and sensors
- Historical Data Access: Browse through timestamped metric logs with detailed filtering options
- Multi-parameter Tracking: Monitor various data types including network router metrics, package operations, and data transfer measurements
- Advanced Filtering: Filter logs by date/time, element, location, profile, and other parameters
- Data Export Capabilities: Export metric data for external analysis and reporting
- Pagination Support: Navigate through large datasets efficiently with pagination controls
UI Elements
Main Data Table
The central table displays metric logs with the following columns:
- Transaction date/time: Timestamp of when the metric was recorded (Jan 02, 2024 format)
- Element: Device or sensor identifier (including Nokia SR-OS routers, Ubuntu Linux servers, and cloud service instances)
- Origin: Source of the data collection (Scheduler)
- Location: Physical or logical location of the device (Bare Metal, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud)
- Metric/Parameter: Type of data being measured (Rx Bytes, Tx Bytes, Rx Error Bytes, Tx Error Bytes, package operations like "Pending upgrades")
- Result: Actual metric values in bytes or counts (ranging from 0.0 GB to specific byte measurements)
- Organization: Associated organization (izi, FTTH, Zequenze)
Filter Panel (Right Sidebar)
- Active Filters: Shows currently applied filters with "Proceed" status
- Date/Time Filter: "Last hour" dropdown selection
- Records Per Page: Set to "50 records" with dropdown options
- Element Filter: "Click for options" dropdown
- Profile Filter: "Click for options" dropdown
- Location Filter: "Click for options" dropdown
- Parameter Filter: "Click for options" dropdown
- Organization Filter: "Click for options" dropdown
- Sub-organizations: Additional organizational filtering with "Proceed" status indicator
Top Navigation Bar
- Search Field: Global search functionality across metric logs
- Export Button: Export filtered data to external formats
- Reports Button: Generate custom reports from metric data
- Filter Toggle: Show/hide the filter panel (located in top-right corner)
User Interactions
Viewing Metrics
- Users can scroll through the paginated list of metric entries
- Click on column headers to sort data by specific criteria
- Use the pagination controls at the bottom (1, 2, 3, 4, ... Next) to navigate through results showing 221 total results
Filtering Data
- Access the filter panel on the right side of the screen
- Select specific time ranges using the Date/Time dropdown
- Choose specific elements, profiles, locations, or parameters from their respective dropdowns
- Apply multiple filters simultaneously for refined results
- Clear filters as needed to expand the data view
Data Export
- Click the "Export" button to download filtered metric data
- Select from available export formats for external analysis
Navigation
Accessing the Page
Related Pages
- Dashboard: Return to main overview
- Inventory: Access other inventory management features
- Elements: Manage individual device configurations
- Settings: Configure metric collection parameters
Data Displayed
Metric Types
- Rx Bytes: Received data volume measurements
- Tx Bytes: Transmitted data volume measurements
- Rx Error Bytes: Error data reception measurements
- Tx Error Bytes: Error data transmission measurements
- Nokia SR-OS Network Metrics: Router and network infrastructure measurements
- Package Operations: Software package management metrics including pending upgrades
Cloud Service Integration
The system tracks metrics from multiple cloud providers:
- Amazon Web Services: Package management and system operations
- Google Cloud: Infrastructure and application metrics
- Ubuntu Linux servers: System-level package management across different virtual machines
Data Volumes
The system tracks data ranging from:
- 0.0 GB: Minimal or no data transfer
- Specific byte measurements: Precise data transfer amounts (6,600.53 GB shown in examples)
- Package status tracking: Operations like pending upgrades
Temporal Data
- All entries are timestamped with precise date and time information
- Data spans multiple time periods for historical analysis
- Recent entries from January 2, 2024 are displayed with times ranging throughout the early morning hours (01:34-01:35 timeframe)
Actions Available
Primary Actions
- Filter Metrics: Apply various filters to narrow down displayed data
- Export Data: Download metric information for external use
- Generate Reports: Create formatted reports from selected metrics
- Search Records: Use the search function to find specific entries
- Paginate Results: Navigate through large datasets using page controls
Administrative Actions
- Monitor Real-time Data: View live metric updates as they occur
- Analyze Trends: Compare historical data across different time periods
- Troubleshoot Issues: Identify anomalies or errors in data transmission
- Track Package Management: Monitor software installation, removal, and upgrade activities across cloud infrastructure
Notes/Tips
Performance Optimization
- Use specific filters to reduce large dataset load times
- Consider exporting data for complex analysis rather than processing in-browser
- The default "Last hour" filter helps focus on recent activity
Data Interpretation
- 0.0 GB Results: May indicate device connectivity issues or scheduled downtime
- Large Data Volumes: High byte counts may suggest heavy usage or potential data anomalies
- Error Bytes: Non-zero error bytes warrant investigation for network or device issues
- Package Operations: Monitor for failed installations or pending upgrades that may require attention
Best Practices
- Regularly monitor error metrics to maintain system health
- Use the organization filter when managing multi-tenant environments
- Export historical data periodically for long-term trend analysis and compliance reporting
- Monitor both transmission (Tx) and reception (Rx) error metrics to identify directional communication issues
- Track package management operations to ensure system security and compliance across cloud infrastructure