[Backlogmanager] [FIWARE-JIRA] (HELP-14109) [fiware-stackoverflow] How to interpret Fiware CYGNUS stats service output?

[Andres Muñoz (JIRA)]

     [ https://jira.fiware.org/browse/HELP-14109?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]

Andres Muñoz updated HELP-14109:
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    Status: In Progress  (was: Open)

> [fiware-stackoverflow] How to interpret Fiware CYGNUS stats service output?
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HELP-14109
>                 URL: https://jira.fiware.org/browse/HELP-14109
>             Project: Help-Desk
>          Issue Type: Monitor
>          Components: FIWARE-TECH-HELP
>            Reporter: Backlog Manager
>            Assignee: Andres Muñoz
>              Labels: fiware, fiware-cygnus
>
> Created question in FIWARE Q/A platform on 10-05-2018 at 16:05
> {color: red}Please, ANSWER this question AT{color} https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50274937/how-to-interpret-fiware-cygnus-stats-service-output
> +Question:+
> How to interpret Fiware CYGNUS stats service output?
> +Description:+
> Starting from my own installation of the following Fiware components: Orion Context Broker, CYGNUS NGSI, Fiware STH and MongoDB, after a while I got the following result consuming a stats service which I found inside CYGNUS management API.
> Service: GET http://<cygnus_host>:<management_port>/v1/stats
> Result:
> {
>   "success":"true",
>   "stats":{
>      "sources":[
>         {
>            "name":"http-source",
>            "status":"START",
>            "setup_time":"2018-05-10T13:35:06.194Z",
>            "num_received_events":78,
>            "num_processed_events":78
>         }
>      ],
>      "channels":[
>         {
>            "name":"sth-channel",
>            "status":"START",
>            "setup_time":"2018-05-10T13:35:06.662Z",
>            "num_events":1,
>            "num_puts_ok":78,
>            "num_puts_failed":0,
>            "num_takes_ok":77,
>            "num_takes_failed":112
>         },
>         {
>            "name":"mongo-channel",
>            "status":"START",
>            "setup_time":"2018-05-10T13:35:06.662Z",
>            "num_events":0,
>            "num_puts_ok":78,
>            "num_puts_failed":0,
>            "num_takes_ok":78,
>            "num_takes_failed":139
>         },
>         {
>            "name":"hdfs-channel",
>            "status":"START",
>            "setup_time":"2018-05-10T13:35:06.662Z",
>            "num_events":1,
>            "num_puts_ok":78,
>            "num_puts_failed":0,
>            "num_takes_ok":77,
>            "num_takes_failed":35
>         }
>      ],
>      "sinks":[
>         {
>            "name":"hdfs-sink",
>            "status":"START",
>            "setup_time":"2018-05-10T13:35:06.341Z",
>            "num_processed_events":77,
>            "num_persisted_events":0
>         },
>         {
>            "name":"mongo-sink",
>            "status":"START",
>            "setup_time":"2018-05-10T13:35:06.374Z",
>            "num_processed_events":78,
>            "num_persisted_events":78
>         },
>         {
>            "name":"sth-sink",
>            "status":"START",
>            "setup_time":"2018-05-10T13:35:06.380Z",
>            "num_processed_events":78,
>            "num_persisted_events":77
>         }
>      ]
>   } 
> }
> What caught my attention was the amount of num_takes_failed on each channel and here is my first question:
> What exactly does this variable mean?
> Looking into CYGNUS documentation I suppose that a "take" is something like a retry of a certain action in Flume Mongo channel but which action is that? 
> I looked at the MongoDB log files and did not find anything related to a connection saturation or similar problem, which brings me to my second question.
> Should I worry about this statistic? If yes, how do I solve this problem?
> Thank you very much in advance for any help.



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