Control Panel
Web based Management of NetKernel
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Control Panel

The Control Panel is a Web Management system for NetKernel. It brings together a set of realtime reports, graphs and configuration panels that allows easy introspection and control of system state during development or in deployment.


Standard Edition Control Panel
  • System Healthcheck an overview of the current system state and highlights any potential problems.
  • Transaction Summary a sortable list of all deployed accessors with statistics including hit count and execution time.
  • Cache Summary a sortable list of all cached resources with statistics including hit count, creation cost and time since last access.
  • Module Deployment a table of all deployed modules with details of their meta-data and dependencies.
  • Module Dependency Graph a graph of all deployed modules structured into a dependency tree.
  • Transport-Service Fulcrum View a table showing the services exposed by the deployed transports.
  • Memory Monitor a chart of historical JVM memory usage detailing cache usage and working memory.
  • Work Monitor a chart of historical workload server by each deployed transport.
  • Throttle Monitor a chart of historical throttle parameters detailing any queuing or rejection of requests due to overload.
  • System Log a table of recently logged system events.
  • Configure Logging Levels a form to select categories of events to be logged.
  • Re-index Master Entrypoints a development tool to search all deployed modules looking for new entrypoints.
  • Process List listing of currently active requests.
  • Configure Global Kernel Parameters a form to change various global kernel parameters.
  • Hot Restart will issue a incremental kernel restart, detecting changed configuration, installing or upgrading modules where needed and avoiding any downtime on unaffected services.
  • Cold Restart after completing any pending requests it will issue a full kernel restart, reloading all modules.
  • Shutdown Kernel after completing any pending requests it will shutdown the kernel and not restart.
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