You can monitor load and performance of your nodes through four metrics. 1. In the Cloud menu, go to Kubernetes, find the required cluster and click its name.
Navigate to monitoring
2. Go to the Pools section, click the required pool to expand the menu, and the click the required node.
Pools section,
3. In the new window, switch to the Monitoring tab.
The buttons to the right above the graphs regulate the presentation of statistics. The left button sets the period to be shown, and the right button sets the frequency at which data will be updated on the screen.
Monitoring tab.
Note : the Monitoring feature shows the average value per minute for metrics that are measured in seconds (e.g., the number of bytes per second). The system calculates the volume of traffic/operations per minute and then divides it by 60.

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Metrics

You can monitor the state of a Virtual Machine using 4 metrics: 1. The CPU Utilization metric measures the load on the machine’s CPU as a percentage. For example, if all cores are at 90% usage, the value displayed will be 90%. 2. The RAM Utilization refers to the amount of RAM being utilized by the VM to perform tasks. It is measured as a percentage, with 100% indicating full utilization of RAM. The RAM Utilization value inside the system might appear to be lower than what is shown in Monitoring, which is normal. Monitoring takes into account cache RAM as a part of its statistics. Cache RAM is unused RAM that the machine borrows and uses to improve application performance. If an application needs more RAM, the system immediately retrieves it from cache. 3. The Network Traffic is the speed of traffic, measured in Mbit per second. 4. The Network Packets is the speed of traffic, measured in packet per second.