📄️ Landing Zone Monitoring
Landing Zone Monitoring in Tombolo continuously watches specified directories on your HPCC cluster's landing zones for file activity. The monitoring system operates from outside the HPCC cluster—directly from Tombolo—and reaches out to specified directories at regular intervals (default: every 30 minutes, configurable). It uses HPCC File Spray services to access landing zone directories and analyze file activity based on your configured parameters. When anomalies are detected, the system automatically sends notifications to designated recipients, providing proactive issue detection before problems impact downstream processes.
📄️ Job Monitoring
Job monitoring in Tombolo allows you to track Work Units (WU) running on HPCC clusters. Tombolo checks the clusters every 30 minutes and monitors work units based on a specified name or name pattern. It can send notifications if a work unit enters an undesired state, deviates from the expected state, or violates punctuality rules, such as failing to start or complete within the expected time.
📄️ File Monitoring
File monitoring in Tombolo allows you to track logical files (standard or super files) on HPCC clusters. Tombolo checks the clusters at regular intervals and monitors files based on a specified name or pattern. It can send notifications if a file is outside the expected size range, or (for super files) if the subfile count is not within the expected range.
📄️ Cluster Monitoring
Cluster Monitoring in Tombolo helps you automatically track the health of your HPCC clusters. It regularly checks the status of cluster engines and sends notifications if any issues are found, so you can quickly respond and keep your systems running smoothly.
📄️ Cost Monitoring
Cost Monitoring is a powerful feature in Tombolo that continuously tracks compute resource costs across your HPCC clusters to ensure budget compliance and optimize resource utilization. The monitoring system operates from outside the HPCC cluster—directly from Tombolo—and analyzes daily cost data by connecting to cluster workunit information and calculating comprehensive cost breakdowns. It automatically aggregates costs across three key areas: compilation activities, file access operations, and execution processes, providing a complete picture of resource consumption per user and cluster. When configured cost thresholds are exceeded, the system automatically sends detailed notifications to designated recipients, providing proactive budget management and early warning of potential cost overruns before they impact organizational budgets.