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What’s New In ScyllaDB Monitoring Stack 2.4

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Date Published
Author
Amnon Heiman
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659
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Language
English
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Summary

ScyllaDB Monitoring Stack version 2.4 introduces enhancements designed to improve the monitoring experience for ScyllaDB Open Source 3.1, including refined dashboard views and new features for error tracking and node management. The update allows users to analyze shards at a granular level and offers the ability to choose aggregation functions, aiding in the identification of specific issues within instances. A new error dashboard has been added to assist engineers in diagnosing system malfunctions, while clear labeling distinguishes between metrics originating from coordinators and replicas, important for understanding data replication and consistency levels. Additionally, an overview dashboard now includes a table detailing node information such as datacenter affiliation, IP address, version, and status, with status metrics available only in ScyllaDB 3.1 and later versions. Users are encouraged to download the open-source update from GitHub and provide feedback through private contact or community platforms like Slack.

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