Metropolis Microservices Platform services Monitoring

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Metropolis Microservices for NVIDIA Jetson

Table of Contents [Sticky]

• Introduction
  • Introduction
  • Get Started
• AI Stack
• Platform Services
  • Starting and Stopping
  • Video Storage Toolkit
  • Redis
  • API Gateway (Ingress)
  • Monitoring
  • IO Gateway
• RidgeRun Services
  • PTZ
  • Detection
  • AI Agent
  • Analytics
  • Camera
  • Display
  • Engagement Analytics
  • Media
• RidgeRun SmartSeek360 Demo
  • Demo Description
  • Getting the Code
  • Running the Demo
  • Performance and Footprint
• RidgeRun People Engagemen Demo
  • Demo Description
  • Getting the Code
  • Running the Demo
  • Performance and Footprint
• Tools
  • NVStreamer
  • API Usage
• Contact Us

In the vast majority of use cases, there is always the need for platform monitoring, HW usage, general network traffic, and some sort of visualization. With the Monitoring Microservices we have that out of the box.

Set up

First, we need to enable the services:

sudo systemctl start jetson-monitoring
sudo systemctl start jetson-sys-monitoring
sudo systemctl start jetson-gpu-monitoring

Then verify that the services are added on Ingress config at /opt/nvidia/jetson/services/ingress/config/platform-nginx.conf.
After that we should be able to access the dashboard by going to the URL: <HOST_ADDR>:3000, It will ask for a login, type admin, admin if it hasn't been changed.

Main dashboard

If we go to the monitoring URL and access the main dashboard, we should see the main dashboard with a vast variety of metrics, ranging from HW usage to CPU time and Network usage.

Grafana main dashboard

Each panel can be modified and changed as needed, and rules can be added for alerts. For example, the RAM used panel already comes with an alert incorporated. To access or create alerts on the UI, we can go to the menu as shown:

Grafana panel edit

Then we can check the rule that is set for that metric and add more if needed:

Grafana memory usage alert

The alerts can be set to do any sort of thing, like email, Slack, or Teams notifications, and so on.

API

As well as the other Microservices, the monitoring service also has an API that client applications can access to get information about it. You can check more details for each metric on the official documentation at the following link: https://docs.nvidia.com/moj/platform-services/monitoring.html#oss.

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