There is a whole bunch more stats you can get from various APIs, see them
listed here https://www.elastic.co/search?q=stats

On 24 March 2015 at 02:52, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Thanks, do you know if there's more memory metric reporting that I'm
> missing? I'd like to figure out what's growing the fastest/largest.
> Fielddata I think should show up in the 'fm' column of the node stats.  I'm
> mostly curious what I'm missing in adding up the memory requirements, from
> the node stats I have so far fielddata and segment memory are the two
> dominant components but they don't add up to more than 50% of the max heap.
>
> I know there are some things missing from the stats like metadata memory
> usage, but I'm assuming those are smaller components.
>
> On Sunday, March 22, 2015 at 6:42:29 PM UTC-4, Mark Walkom wrote:
>>
>> Sounds like you're just utilising your cluster to it's capacity.
>>
>> If you are seeing GC causing nodes to drop out you probably want to
>> consider either moving to doc values, reducing your dataset or adding more
>> nodes/heap.
>>
>> On 21 March 2015 at 07:25, <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Hello, I'm trying to better understand our ES memory usage with relation
>>> to our workload.  Right now 2 of our nodes have above-average heap usage.
>>> Looking at _stats their old-gen is large, ~6gb.  Here's the _cat usage I've
>>> been trying to make sense of:
>>>
>>> _cat/nodes?v&h=host,v,j,hm,fm,fcm,sm,siwm,svmm,sc,pm,im,fce,fe,hp
>>>
>>> host                        v       j             hm      fm
>>> fcm      sm        siwm      svmm sc      pm im fce fe hp
>>> host1                      1.3.4 1.7.0_71  7.9gb   1.2gb      34.3mb
>>> 2.8gb     1.3mb    7.4kb 13144  -1b 0b   0  0 82
>>> host2                      1.3.4 1.7.0_71  7.9gb   888.2mb 20.3mb
>>> 1.9gb      0b         0b      8962   -1b 0b   0  0 67
>>> host3                      1.3.4 1.7.0_71  7.9gb   1.1gb     29mb
>>> 2.5gb      0b          0b     11070  -1b 0b   0  0 70
>>> host4                      1.3.4 1.7.0_71  7.9gb   845.2mb 21.6mb
>>> 1.8gb      179.8kb  448b  8024   -1b 0b   0  0 55
>>> host5                      1.3.4 1.7.0_71  7.9gb   1.3gb     40.7mb
>>> 2.8gb      0b          0b     12615 -1b 0b   0  0 83
>>>
>>> host1 and host5 when they do GC it looks like they drop ~5-10% so they
>>> bump against the 75% mark again very soon afterwords.  Their oldgen stays
>>> relatively big, host5 currently has ~6gb of old gen.
>>>
>>> Last week we had an incident where a node started having long GC times
>>> and then eventually dropped out of the cluster, so that's the fear.  It
>>> didn't seem like the GC was making any progress, wasn't actually reducing
>>> the memory size.
>>>
>>> There must be something using heap that's not reflected in this _cat
>>> output?  The collection_count for the oldgen is increasing but the
>>> used_in_bytes isn't significantly reducing.  Is that expected?
>>>
>>> thanks for any tips!
>>>
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