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In future we would like to have a diagnostic console which can help understand the state of an individual host (not pool). We would like to see:

  1. instantaneous load information, including
    1. disk and network throughput (bytes per sec)
    2. memory usage
    3. CPU usage
    4. number of messages per second across various internal control interfaces
    5. message latency distribution per internal service
  2. the states of "alarms", where an "alarm" is set when one or more of the load metrics crosses some threshold for some period of time. Perhaps we could 3 states and use red/amber/green (people love dashboards with traffic lights)
  3. the contents of message queues containing JSON control messages
  4. a live stream of messages, filtered with some expression
  5. a live stream of logs, filtered with some expression

Load information example