A container's details page provides a great deal of information about the container including:
the container's name and status
the profiles deployed to the container
the container's runtime environment
the runtime resource's being used by the container
The details page also provides you access to pages that show details about the OSGi bundles deployed into the container. The details page can also provide access to details about the some of the applications deployed into the container.
Information about the profiles deployed into the container are shown in the upper left of the page.
The profiles are listed in the Profiles table. All of the profiles that are deployed to the container are listed with an button that can be used to delete the profile from the container.
Above the Profiles table is the button. This button allows you to deploy new profiles to the container.
Below the Profiles table details about the container's runtime are listed. The details include:
the container's process ID
the JVM in which the container is running
the container's up time
the host's processor architecture
the host's operating system
the number of available CPU cores
the average load on the host's CPU(s)
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Note On Windows the JVM returns
-1for the load average.
The upper right of the screen displays basic information about the container including:
the container's name
the container's runtime status
the container's provisioning status
Above the container's information are a set of buttons that will display details about specific parts of the container's runtime. These buttons can include:
—shows the OSGi bundles and OSGi services deployed to the container
—shows detailed information for monitoring the health of a message broker
The lower right of the page displays details about the system resources being used by the container. The monitored resources include:
the physical memory
the swap space
the heap memory
the file descriptors
the threads
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