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Using the Memory Machine Management Center
Memory Machine Management Center (M3C) is a web UI application available on the host that is running the Memory Machine Management Service. You can view system resources and performance metrics; create and restore snapshots; schedule jobs; and more in M3C.
Viewing Metrics and System Status
The Memory Machine Management Center makes it easy to view and compare running processes, snapshots, system resources and performance metrics.
Viewing Detailed Host Memory and CPU Usage
To focus on information about a particular host, choose the Hosts Console.

Overview and Installation
Understanding how persistent memory works is helpful when getting started with MemVerge Memory Machine. You can then install Memory Machine on a server and begin monitoring memory usage and capturing application snapshots.
Using the Memory Machine Management Center
Memory Machine Management Center (M3C) is a web UI application available on the host that is running the Memory Machine Management Service. You can view system resources and performance metrics; create and restore snapshots; schedule jobs; and more in M3C.
- Getting Familiar with the Memory Machine Management Center
  Memory Machine Management Center (M3C) is a web-based user interface (UI) from which an administrator can view memory and processor statistics and capture and restore application snapshots on any number of servers under management by Memory Machine.
- Managing Hosts
  Use the Hosts Console to manage hosts and to view statistics about application instances, memory performance, and snapshots on individual hosts and host groups.
- Managing Applications
  You can view application instances from the Applications Console. Application instances must be started and stopped using the command line.
- Using Snapshots in Memory Machine Management Center
  Use ZeroIO Snapshot from Memory Machine Management Center to capture the state of a running process. You can then stop the process and restore it to the running state captured in the snapshot.
- Viewing Metrics and System Status
  The Memory Machine Management Center makes it easy to view and compare running processes, snapshots, system resources and performance metrics.
  - Viewing Persistent and Volatile Memory Usage
    To view the total memory used on all managed hosts, view the Global Dashboard.
  - Viewing Detailed Host Memory and CPU Usage
    To focus on information about a particular host, choose the Hosts Console.
  - Viewing Memory Usage Trends
    The DRAM and PMem Bandwidth Panels and Usage Panels on the Hosts Console show volatile and persistent memory usage over time.
  - Viewing Application and Instance Memory Usage
    Use the Memory Machine Memory Consumption Treemap to view memory usage at the application and instance levels.
  - Searching Memory Machine
    Search globally for almost any entity, including hosts, application instances, snapshots, and cluster snapshots using the Global Search Icon.
  - Viewing Jobs
    Scheduled processes are called jobs. These include snapshot capture, on-demand export and import, and usage reports.
  - Viewing and Searching Logs
    All Memory Machine Services and all application instances under management write to log files.
Using the Command Line Tools
You can administer and use MemVerge Memory Machine using a Command Line Interface (CLI).
Memory Machine Administration
MemVerge Memory Machine can be installed and run using CLI commands. Many administrative tasks can be performed using the Memory Machine Management Center web interface.
Working with Applications
MemVerge provides additional instructions for some popular applications supported by Memory Machine, either to assist with complex setup or to support additional functionality.

Viewing Detailed Host Memory and CPU Usage

To focus on information about a particular host, choose the Hosts Console.

Procedure

Choose Hosts Console from the Console Selector. See Changing Consoles.
From the Host Selector Dropdown, choose the host you want to view.
Choose the Overview Tab.
View a summary of information about the host, including IP address; operating system release and kernel version; CPU usage; and a summary of alerts for that host. See The Hosts Console Overview Page.
To the right of the host information, view the Host DRAM Usage and Host PMEM Usage panels. The DRAM panel shows how much of available DRAM is being used for Memory Machine tiering (caching).

Results

The Memory Usage Value (volatile and persistent) and the CPU Usage Value are shown near the top of the display beneath the Server Name Value. See The Hosts Console Overview Page.

What to do next

Scroll down to view volatile and persistent memory bandwidth and usage over time. See Viewing Memory Usage Trends.