Capacity Management¶
Capacity Management involves organization of environment resources and assigning processes to specific groups (‘clusters’).
Cluster¶
| Column Name | Column Type | Column Description |
|---|---|---|
| cluster_id | Auto incrementing integer sequence | System key for the cluster |
| cluster_name | String(250) | Unique name of the given cluster |
| cluster_max_memory | Integer | The maximum amount of memory allocated to the cluster. Optional. |
| cluster_max_memory_unit | String(2) | The unit of measure for the max memory field. Examples include: MB, GB, TB. Optional. |
| cluster_max_processing | Integer | The maximum amount of processing allocated to the cluster. Optional. |
| cluster_max_processing_unit | Integer | The unit of measure for the max processing field. Examples include: Ghz, CPU, DPU. Optional. |
| cluster_current_memory_usage | Integer | Based on the processes running within the cluster, how much memory are they using. Optional field. Not currently in use. |
| cluster_current_process_usage | Integer | Based on the processes running within the cluster, how much processing power are they using. Optional. Not currently in use. |
ClusterProcess¶
This table tracks the relationships between clusters and processes. Used for performance balancing.
| Column Name | Column Type | Column Description |
|---|---|---|
| cluster_id | Integer | The cluster of the cluster-process relationship. Foreign key to cluster_tracking_lkup. |
| process_id | Integer | The process of the cluster-process relationship. Foreign key to Process. |