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Version: 5.1

Connected SP Clients

Clients

Overview​

This configuration section displays the list of connected clients along with their detailed metadata:

  • Connection name — an identifier used for working with the Task Scheduler and in Search
  • Client State — cluster health status
  • Nodes Count — count of active servers in the cluster
  • Storage Size — detailed information about storage usage and available space on each cluster node
Note!

If the SP Server mode is not activated in the Management section, you will see a warning about this:

SP mode disabled

Viewing Client Details​

To view additional information, click the down arrow in the row of the connection you're interested in.

You will see the following details:

Index Information:​

  • Health
  • Index
  • Docs count
  • Docs deleted
  • Store size
  • Creation date

Servers Information:​

  • Server IP address
  • Heap usage percentage (heap.percent)
  • Memory usage percentage (ram.percent)
  • CPU count

Cluster Information:​

  • Client Status: current client status. A yellow status typically indicates that not all replica shards are available, but the data remains intact
  • Active Shards: number of active data shards in the cluster
  • Active Shards Percentage (active_shards_percent_as_number): percentage of active shards relative to the total. A high percentage (close to 100%) indicates good cluster health
  • Relocating Shards: number of shards currently being moved between cluster nodes
  • Initializing Shards: number of shards in the initialization process
  • Unassigned Shards: number of shards not currently assigned to any cluster node. Presence of such shards may indicate issues
  • Pending Tasks Count (number_of_pending_tasks): number of tasks awaiting execution in the cluster. A zero value means all tasks are being processed without delays

Client Status Descriptions:​

  • Green: all primary shards and their replicas are allocated and available. The cluster is fully operational
  • Yellow: all primary shards are allocated, but one or more replicas are not. The cluster is functional but vulnerable, as losing a node containing a primary shard may lead to data loss or unavailability
  • Red: one or more primary shards are unallocated. This means some data is unavailable, and the cluster is in a non-operational state

Searching for Clients​

To search for clients, use the Search... field above the client list. You can enter part of a client prefix - the list will be filtered according to your query.