VERTICA – View Cluster Status

Below is a command to check Vertica cluster status via admintools.

admintools -t view_cluster

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Vertica – Check System Resources

Below is a script to check on System Resources. The system resource usage system table provides history about system resources, such as memory, CPU, network, disk, I/O.

SELECT * FROM v_monitor.system_resource_usage ORDER BY end_time DESC;

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VERTICA – View the Number of ROS Containers Per Projection Per Mode

Below is the command to view the number of ROS containers per projection per node. A high number (over 500) of ROS containers indicates a problem with the PARTITION BY clauses of your tables.  It can also indicate that the merging process is not functioning.

For more information, see Vertica Partitions: The FAQs in the Vertica Knowledge Base.

SELECT node_name, projection_schema, projection_name, SUM(ros_count) AS ros_count 
FROM v_monitor.projection_storage GROUP BY node_name, projection_schema, projection_name ORDER BY ros_count DESC;

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VERTICA – Check Node Status

Below is a query to monitor the Node status in Vertica. a node in the DOWN state does not participate in any transactions committed after the time the node came down.

SELECT node_name, node_state FROM nodes ORDER BY 1

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