Cluster Dashboard
The cluster dashboard focuses on replication health and comparative performance across cluster members. The dashboard appears when users select a cluster node in the cluster navigator.
Topology Diagram
The topology section renders an interactive diagram showing servers as nodes with color-coded replication edges. Each edge represents a replication relationship between two servers.
The diagram uses the following color scheme for edges:
- Physical and streaming replication edges appear in the primary theme color (blue).
- Spock replication edges appear in the warning theme color (orange).
- Logical replication edges appear in the success theme color (green).
Edge labels display the replication type so users can distinguish between different replication methods at a glance.
Replication Lag
The replication lag section displays KPI tiles for current lag values alongside a time-series chart. The chart tracks replication lag over the selected time range for all replication relationships in the cluster.
Comparative Metrics
The comparative charts section presents side-by-side
metrics for all servers in the cluster. The section
allows administrators to identify performance
disparities between cluster members. The cache hit ratio
chart plots a per-interval ratio for each server, leaving
a gap for intervals with no block access; because only
shared_buffers hits count, a lower ratio does not by
itself indicate slow I/O. Users can click a server entry
to navigate to the server dashboard for that
server.