Yes! And even if not all healthy - too, because it’s online. “AllHealthy” means that your node’s reputation is in a good state too.
OK that’s clear for me. Why the value of “statuses” is “null” ?
Also, may I use the environment variable on my docker container (STORJ_HEALTHCHECK_DETAILS) to have more details ?
I am using this flag.
It is disabled by default only because it exposes the satellites IDS what you use to the public, but because everybody uses the same satellites, I don’t see any risk… Just somebody complained…
It will show per-satellite stat. Which can be useful to see if the problem is real.
Example:
"Statuses": [
{
"OnlineScore": 1,
"SatelliteID": "1nVXgrduQWu1d5HGXgaTTMbKmMXy5U3Fr7drMXDbrcf8w1jQ5y",
"DisqualifiedAt": null,
"SuspendedAt": null
},
{
"OnlineScore": 1,
"SatelliteID": "12ZQbQ8WWFEfKNE9dP78B1frhJ8PmyYmr8occLEf1mQ1ovgVWy",
"DisqualifiedAt": null,
"SuspendedAt": null
},
Hello @elek,
Thanks for your explanation.
I know understand. ![]()
If you want to go deeper into monitoring nodes, you could also use the debug API. Enable this in config file and enjoy a bunch of information.
# address to listen on for debug endpoints
# debug.addr: :6000
I would add a link to the post with some examples for usage of the debug port:
See also
I’ve set this up for myself and it’s really great to get even more data. What I would like to know is whether it is possible to display the statistics for all nodes, as is the case now, but also for each individual node if you have several? That would be a great extension ![]()
Do you mean something like that?
You may also check other solutions for monitoring: Search results for 'tags:monitoring #sno-category:sno-start' - Storj Community Forum (official)
No, that’s not what I mean, I already use it.
I mean that you could see the upper part for each node individually or at least label the values in the lower part so that you know which node it comes from. Something like GET downloads node 01, … or uploads node 01, …
Can’t this be done somehow with individual jobs or labels in prometheus?
I guess yes. At least I saw many dashboards here, on the forum, for multiple nodes.
I think you can search them and ask authors to share.
One of the examples:
See other prometheus posts or limit a search to: Search results for 'tags:multiple-nodes+prometheus' - Storj Community Forum (official)
