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Simple Application Server:View server information

Last Updated:Aug 23, 2024

After you create a simple application server, you can view its details in the Simple Application Server console, such as the configurations, expiration time, and resource usage.

View the details of a server on the Server Overview page

You can view the basic information such as the Server ID, Status, and IP Address of the server. You can also view the usage of resources such as Data Transfers and the CPU, the Firewall status, the installation and usage status of the Command Assistant and CloudMonitor agent.

  1. Log on to the Simple Application Server console.

  2. Click the Server ID in the Basic Information section of the simple application server that you want to view.

  3. On the Server Overview page, view the sections described in the following table.

    Section

    Description

    Server Monitoring

    Shows the data transfer quota usage, CPU utilization, memory size, system disk size, and data disk size of the server. You can click View Details to view the detailed monitoring data of the server. If you want to view examples on the data transfer quota usage, see the "Example: View the data transfers of servers" section of this topic.

    Basic Information

    Shows information about Server ID, Image Information, IP Address, and Expire At.

    Application building guide

    Shows an application building wizard. You can follow the wizard to build an application on the server with efficiency.

    Command Assistant

    Shows the installation status of Command Assistant.

    • If Command Assistant is installed, you can click Run Command to perform O&M operations on the server without logging on to the server. For more information, see Run a command.

    • If Command Assistant is uninstalled, you can follow the on-screen instructions to install the Cloud Assistant agent.

    Related Services

    Shows related services such as Elastic Compute Service (ECS) and WUYING Workspace. You can click a service to navigate to the official website of the service.

Example: View the data transfers of servers

Query the data transfer quota usage of a single simple application server

  1. Log on to the Simple Application Server console.

  2. In the left-side navigation pane, click Servers.

  3. On the Servers page, click the ID of the server that you want to query.

  4. On the Server Monitoring section of the Server Overview tab, view the data transfer quota usage (Used/Total) of the server.

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  5. Click View Details to view the daily data transfer of the server.

    Note
    • On the Metrics page, you can view the disks, CPU utilization, memory usage, network bandwidth usage, and traffic details of the server by time.

    • The query cycle of data transfers is no less than one hour. If you query the data transfers that are used within the last one hour, no data is displayed.

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Query the data transfer quota usage of all simple application servers

You can filter data by hour within a specific time period to download and view the usage details of simple application servers.

  1. Log on to the Expenses and Costs console.

  2. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Bills > Bill Details.

  3. On the Usage Records tab, configure the following parameters.

    Parameter

    Description

    Product

    Select Simple Application Server.

    Billable Item

    Select Simple Application Server.

    Time Period

    Select the time range for the query. You can query and export usage records of recent 12 months. To query information beyond the period, submit a ticket.

    You can query the resource usage of only one calendar month each time. For example, if you set the start time to 2022-02-01, the latest end time that you can specify for the time range is 2022-02-28. You cannot select 2022-03-01 as an end time.

    Time Unit

    Select Hour.

  4. Click Export CSV.

    After the CSV file is exported, you can download the file to your on-premises device to view the usage details of your simple application servers.