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KTranslate Docker container health monitoring

While running the KTranslate Docker container for New Relic network monitoring, you can monitor the health of the container to proactively detect potential issues.

The KTranslate container image has the -tee_logs=true and -metrics=jchf settings available during runtime, which allow it to send health metrics directly to New Relic. These are enabled by default when installing network monitoring via the New Relic guided install. We recommend you to set them up when installing network monitoring manually.

Logs from KTranslate

Tip

If you want to check the logs locally from the Docker host, run docker logs $CONTAINER_NAME. For example, docker logs ktranslate-snmp.

The -tee_logs=true option sends logs to New Relic when polling devices. To see them, do the following:

  1. Go to one.newrelic.com > All capabilities > Logs.
  2. In Find logs where, enter collector.name:"ktranslate" and click Query logs.

Common log searches

Below are some common searches that can be used during troubleshooting to gather data for support:

Metrics from KTranslate

The -metrics option captures the following performance metrics when polling devices:

Metric

Granularity

Description

baseserver_healthcheck_execution_total

Top Level

Rate of internal health checks. Shows mostly that things are not deadlocked and should always be greater than 0.

inputq

Top Level

Messages per second (msg/sec) received over the last 60 seconds from all SNMP, Flow, and VPC inputs combined.

jchfq

Top Level

Gauge rate with number of available pre-allocated buffers. It should be about 8,000.

delivery_metrics_nr

Delivery to New Relic

Batches per second (batches/sec) sent over the last 60 seconds for all metrics to New Relic.

delivery_logs_nr

Delivery to New Relic

Logs per second (logs/sec) sent over the last 60 seconds for all logs to New Relic.

delivery_wins_nr

Delivery to New Relic

Wins per second (wins/sec) of 200 HTTP codes received over the last 60 seconds from sending metrics and events to New Relic.

device_metrics

SNMP

Polls per second (polls/sec) of SNMP polling over the last 60 seconds for device level metrics.

interface_metrics

SNMP

Polls per second (polls/sec) of SNMP polling over the last 60 seconds for interface level metrics.

snmp_fail

SNMP

Gauge to monitor if SNMP polling is working faceted by device_name. Where 1 means good and 2 means fail.

netflow.flows

Netflow

Flows per second (fps) received over the last 60 seconds for all device flow data: IPFIX, NetFlow, or sFlow.

syslog_queue

Syslog

Gauge of syslog messages waiting to be processed.

syslog_errors

Syslog

Errors per second (errors/sec) over the last 60 seconds while processing syslog messages.

syslog_messages

Syslog

Messages per second (msg/sec) received over the last 60 seconds for all syslog data.

Common metrics searches

To see these metrics in New Relic:

  1. Go to one.newrelic.com > All capabilities > Query your data.
  2. Enter one of the following NRQL queries:
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