DataWorks:View the resource usage of an exclusive resource group

Procedure

1. Log on to the DataWorks console.

2. In the top navigation bar, select the region where your exclusive resource group resides. In the left-side navigation pane, click Resource Groups. The Exclusive Resource Groups tab appears.

   On the Exclusive Resource Groups tab, find the exclusive resource group whose resource usage you want to view and click the value in the Resource Group Usage column. On the page that appears, view the resource usage of your exclusive resource group.

   The following figure shows the details and resource usage of an exclusive resource group.

   Note

   The information that is displayed on the details page varies based on the resource group type. You can view the information displayed for different types of resource groups in the DataWorks console.

   

   The following table describes the details and resource usage of an exclusive resource group.

   No.	Parameter	Description
   1	Resource Group Details	The basic information about the exclusive resource group, including the name, description, type, and service status.
   2	Running Nodes and Queuing Nodes	The number of tasks that are running on the exclusive resource group and the number of tasks that are waiting for resources in the exclusive resource group. Click Running Nodes. Then, you can view the details of the tasks in the Running Nodes dialog box. The following figure shows a task that is running on the exclusive resource group. Node Source: the category of a task that is running on the exclusive resource group, such as the scheduling task or real-time synchronization task. Name/ID: the name or ID of a task that is running on the exclusive resource group. You can search for the desired task by task name or ID. Owner: the owner of a task that is running on the exclusive resource group. Workspace: the workspace to which a task that is running on the exclusive resource group belongs. Start Time: the time when a task that uses the exclusive resource group starts to run. Note The number of tasks that can run on a resource group at the same time is limited. If a task runs for a long period of time, the resources used by the task cannot be released. This may block other tasks. The number of tasks that can run on a resource group at the same time depends on the specifications of the resource group and the number of resources in the resource group. For more information, see the following topics: Billing of exclusive resource groups for scheduling (subscription) Billing of exclusive resource groups for Data Integration (subscription)
   3	Resource Usage	The real-time usage of the resources in the exclusive resource group.
   4	Trend for Resource Usage	The resource usage of the exclusive resource group. You can specify a time range to view the trend of resource usage within this time range.
   5	Scale Out and Scale In	The entries for scaling out or in the exclusive resource group. After you click Scale Out or Scale in, you can specify the number of resources that you want to add or remove and click Buy Now on the page that appears. The specifications of the resources that are added to or removed from the resource group must be the same as the resource specifications that you specified when you purchase the resource group.