Smart Validator Toolkit (SVT)
  • Introduction
    • What is SVT?
  • User guide
    • Connect your wallet
    • Create a new validator
      • Create a vote account
      • Set up a communication channel
      • Install the Agent
      • Install validator software
    • Connect an existing validator
      • Select your validator
      • Set up a communication channel
      • Install the Agent
    • Control your validator
      • View real-time logs
      • Send commands to the Agent
        • install validator
        • restart validator
        • stop validator
        • update validator
        • update monitoring
        • update monitoring validator name
        • test
      • Execute commands manually
      • Remove the communication channel
    • Monitor validators
      • Manage your monitoring list
        • Add validators to the monitoring list
        • Remove validators from the list
        • Filter the monitoring list
        • Link to Staking.Kiwi
        • Configuration shortcut
      • Use the Dashboard for monitoring
        • Key metrics
        • Network performance
        • Operational performance
        • Server performance
    • View and generate reports
    • Manage alerts
      • Enable alerts
      • Use the Telegram bot
      • Change alert settings
      • Disable alerts
    • Remove your validator
  • Additional information
    • Architecture
    • Roadmap
    • Public API
    • Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
    • Working directories
  • Features under development
    • Billing and plans
    • Messenger
  • Links
    • Discord
    • Telegram
    • Twitter
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Server performance

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Last updated 2 years ago

If the selected validator was installed using SVT or sv-manager, our monitoring program should be already deployed on its server to collect its performance data. These data will be displayed in the Monitoring section of the Dashboard.

CPU load

The current utilization of the validator server’s CPU.

RAM

The current utilization of the server’s RAM.

Swap file utilization

The current utilization of the swap file on the server.

Disk space utilization

The current utilization of the server’s disk space.

Load average

Measures how busy the validator server’s CPU, disk, and other resources are.

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Validator service

The status of the validator service. Can be either running or not found.

System tuner

The status of the system tuner service that optimizes the server’s operating system to run a Solana validator. Can be either running or not found.

Network in

Incoming traffic volume, measured in Mbit/s.

Network out

Outgoing traffic volume, measured in Mbit/s.

Understanding the Load Average on Linux and Other Unix-like Systems