Apache Atlas Statistics reference

Atlas collects statistics on the metadata it processes. Use this information to help troubleshoot problems and to gauge performance.

To view statistics, click the graph button in the top right corner:

The statistics available are categorized into Entity Statistics and Server Statistics:

Entity Statistics

The distribution of entity across their types. A second column gives the number of these entities that have been marked as deleted.

Server Statistics

Server statistics reflect the current server session and the metadata collection messages that Atlas reads from a dedicated Kafka topic.

Server Details
startTimeStampThe
The timestamp of the most recent start of the Atlas server.
activeTimeStamp
Same as the startTimeStamp unless Atlas was disabled.
upTime
The amount of time between startTimeStamp and the current time when the server was running.
statusBackendStore
The status of the Atlas server connection to the HBase namespace where entity metadata is stored.
statusIndexStore
The status of the Atlas server connection to the Solr collection where entity metadata is indexed.
collectionTime
The last time metrics were calculated.
lastMessageProcessedTime
The timestamp of the last message Atlas recorded from the Kafka topic where services publish metadata.
offsetCurrent
The index in the Kafka partition that was most recently read.
offsetStart
The index in the Kafka partition that was first read.
Notification Details: Kafka Topic-Partition
Atlas Hook
The primary topic through which services send metadata to Atlas and Atlas sends metadata to Ranger.
Spark-Atlas Hook Topic
A supplementary topic provided for Spark communication to Atlas.
Notification Details: Message Statistics
Period
The interval that the statistic applies to, including the total lifetime of Atlas. Each period indicated includes a timestamp for when the period started.
Count
The number of messages processed by Atlas during the period.
Avg Time (ms)
The average duration between the time that a hook published a message to the Kafka topic to the time entities where successfully created or updated.
Creates
The number of entities produced from the messages processed during the period.
Updates
The number of entities updated based on the messages processed during the period.
Deletes
The number of entities updated based on the messages processed during the period.
Failed
The number of messages that were received but not processed. For more information on what might have prevented these messages from being processed.