Under the Disk Space subtab you may view the Containers occupying the most of your Hardware Node disk space and inodes. This functionality allows you to avoid the Node overcommit and the consequent Containers operation impairments.
The information on the disk size usage in all the partitions/
logical disks existing on your Physical Server is presented in the following tables (corresponding to the number of
partitions/
logical disks):
Column Name |
Description |
Resource |
The name of the resource. |
Used |
Consumed disk size ( |
Free |
Available disk size ( |
Total |
The total amount of disk size ( |
The statistics results are presented in the following table:
Column Name |
Description |
ID |
The ID assigned to the Container. |
Container |
The name of the Container for which the disk space usage results are displayed. |
Usage Graph |
The bar representing graphically the usage of the resource in bytes or percent, depending on the view mode selected. |
Used Disk Share |
The percentage of the disk space usage compared to the total amount of disk space on the Hardware Node. |
Used Disk |
The usage of the Hardware Node disk space by the Container. |
You can have Parallels Infrastructure Manager display only those parameters you need at the moment. To show or hide certain columns, click the Select Columns link and select the parameters you want to be displayed or clear those you do not.
The View Properties section allows you to define the following parameters to govern the statistics results by selecting the appropriate value on the drop-down menu:
Note: Setting the view mode to one type of graphical representation for one resource affects the appearance of the usage scale for all the others. Thus, if you select to view the resource statistics against the top consumer, the usage scale bar will show the consumption percentage (the coloured segment of the bar against the total bar length) for the rest of the resources featured under the Resources tab.