Node resources collection
To display server, application, node, and cluster resources associated with nodes and node groups registered to the job manager.
To view this admin console page, click Jobs > Node resources.
- Find
Use the Find option to determine the resources to display. The Find results are displayed in the table that follows the Find and Preference options after you click Find. Clicking Reset clears the operators in column 2 and text in column 3.
Table 1. Find results
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Except for the maximum results parameter, this column lists parameters that define the resources of nodes. The node name and type parameters are always displayed. The rest of the resource parameters in the list vary from node to node.
- Node name
- Name of the node on which the resource resides.
- Type
- Type of resource. Options are server, application, and cluster.
- Status
- Status of the resource. Valid values for the status vary because different resources have different status. Examples of status for a server are started and stopped.
- Context
- Specifies topology information of the resource, such as cell/application.
- Resource name
- Name of a resource type. For example, a server resource could have a resource name of server1.
- Maximum results
- The maximum number of results that display after the find option completes.
- Type: Valid values for the type of resource are server, application, and cluster.
- Status, node name, context, and resource parameters: Valid operators for the find operation are = (equal to), != (not equal to), is null, and is not null. When you search on more than one item, we cannot use the asterisk.
- All parameters except type and maximum results: String or partial string of a parameter.
- Maximum results: Number of records that the find operation displays. Enter a value between one and the maximum number of records that can be retrieved as defined in the job manager configuration.
Example: If the resource names are server1, server2, application01, and application03, we can select an operator of != in column 2 for the resource name parameter, and a resource name of server or *erver in column 3, The results of the find operation display the application01 and application03 resource information.
- Resources
ID of the resource.
- Number
Number of resources with this name registered with the job manager.
- Node name
Name of the node for the resource. When the resource is defined on multiple nodes, the node name is displayed as multiple, and the number is greater than one. When you click on the resource name, we can see the details of the nodes where this resource resides.
Subtopics
Node resources for nodes collection
Related tasks
Administer nodes using the job manager
Administer node resources of the job manager
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Administrative console buttons
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