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Dashboard 1
Network - KTranslate Container Health
Alerts 4
Ktranslate Container Input Queue Length Violation
This alert will trigger when a Kentik ktranslate container has an excessive input queue length. This number should be close to zero over time. If it is not that is an indication that the container does not have enough resources to keep up with the incoming data. You may need to scale horizontally or vertically to address these needs.
Ktranslate Container Loss of Signal Violation
This alert will trigger when a Kentik ktranslate container has stopped sending data completely. This can happen due to network outages, leaving the container stopped, or other failures.
Ktranslate Container Low Buffer Violation
This alert will trigger when a Kentik ktranslate container has a low number of available buffer allocations. This is an indication that the container does not have enough resources to keep up with the incoming data. You may need to scale horizontally or vertically to address these needs.
Ktranslate SNMP Polling Violation
This alert will trigger when a Kentik ktranslate container is unable to communicate with a monitored SNMP device. You may need to check the SNMP credentials are valid or that the network path is open between the container and the device.
Documentation 1
The Network KTranslate Container Health quickstart provides a dashboard that gives you a holistic view of the health of all containers used for collecting your network telemetry, as well as example alerts to get you started. Use this quickstart together with New Relic's Network Performance Monitoring (NPM) feature to visualize anomalies and/or bottlenecks in your network.
How to use this quickstart
Authors
New Relic, Marc Netterfield, Zack Mutchler
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