Monitor DSE Graph clusters

DSE Graph exposes different graph metrics as JMX MBeans:

Metrics concerning the tables used to store graph data are found under org.apache.cassandra.db.Tables for each graph (by graph name) and graph system.
Metrics concerning the index table for graph data are found under org.apache.cassandra.db.IndexTables for each graph (by graph name).
Additional metrics can be found under org.apache.cassandra.metrics.Table for each graph (by graph name) and graph system.
Several metrics are also exposed under com.datastax.bdp.graph.

MBeans are exposed with JConsole or the command nodetool sjk mx. For more information, see Monitor DataStax Enterprise (DSE) clusters.

Graph metrics by graph name

Metrics are reported for individual graphs. Graph-specific metrics are named after their associated graph.

Graph-specific metrics are exposed with the following attributes:

adjacency-cache-hit: The number of times the adjacency cache has had a cache hit.
adjacency-cache-miss: The number of times the adjacency cache has had a cache miss.
graph-opened: The number of times the graph has been opened.
index-cache-hit: The number of times the index cache has had a cache hit.
index-cache-miss: The number of times the index cache has had a cache miss.

You can use the following JMX operations on graph-specific metrics:

adjacency-cache.size: Computes the adjacency cache size (number of entries).
adjacency-cache.clear: Removes all entries from an adjacency cache (clear a graph’s adjacency cache).
index-cache.size: Computes the index cache size (number of entries).
index-cache.clear: Removes all entries from an index cache (clear a graph’s index cache).

These JMX operations aren’t cluster-aware. You must invoke them on each node as needed.

Graph thread metrics include GraphQueryThreads, GraphScheduledThreads, GraphSystemThreads, and GremlinWorkerThreads MBeans.

All graph thread metrics expose the following attributes:

The following attributes are available for the Gremlin Server:

The Statement metrics expose CQL statement latency metrics through JMX. They are located under com.datastax.bdp.graph.Statements.

The following statements are tracked:

Delete: DELETE statement
Update: UPDATE statement
LoggedBatch: BATCH statement that is LOGGED, such as BEGIN LOGGED BATCH…
UnloggedBatch: BATCH statement that is UNLOGGED, such as BEGIN UNLOGGED BATCH…
SchemaAltering: Any statement that alters the schema, such as CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW…
SearchSchemaAltering: Any statement that alters a search index, such as DROP SEARCH INDEX ON …
SelectSearch: SELECT statement using a search index in the WHERE clause
SelectSecondary: SELECT statement using a secondary index
SelectView: SELECT statement using a materialized view table
SelectTable: SELECT statement that uses no index, but only a primary key and optionally a clustering key for selection

All statement metrics have the following attributes: