This graph displays the amount of available and used disk space where the documents are stored.
This graph lets you review the JVM memory usage.
Your PageSeeder instance could run into memory issues if the memory is fully allocated and there is little free memory available.
The generators are core PageSeeder functions used in the user interface and API.
PageSeeder records the performance and status of each generator call as a key indicator of the health of the system.
If many generators appear slow, it could indicate that the system requires more CPU or memory. If the return status of many generator requests is 500, these are internal errors and must be reported to PageSeeder support. If many statuses are 400, you must review client apps using PageSeeder to ensure they are making the correct requests (see OAuth clients).
The threads table lists all threads created by PageSeeder. You can review the threads in use to investigate possible performance issues.
Shows information about your server version, Operating System (OS), and Java Virtual Machine (JVM) including a non-exhaustive list of Java libraries used by PageSeeder.
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