An organization is troubleshooting the responsiveness of their ECS cluster when clients connect to their objects. What dashboard is recommended to monitor transactions per second?

Question

Options

• AProcess Health
• BNode Rebalancing
• CData Access Performance
• DDisk Bandwidth

• B
  2% (1)
• C
  94% (50)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

Option C is correct because the Data Access Performance dashboard in Dell EMC ECS is specifically designed to monitor client-facing object storage activity, including transactions per second (TPS). When troubleshooting responsiveness for client connections to objects, TPS is a key metric that reflects how many read/write operations the cluster is handling - exactly what this dashboard surfaces.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. Process Health - monitors internal system processes and service states, not client transaction throughput.
• B. Node Rebalancing - tracks data distribution activity across nodes during rebalancing operations, unrelated to client TPS.
• D. Disk Bandwidth - focuses on raw disk I/O throughput (MB/s), which is a lower-level metric and not the primary view for transaction-level client responsiveness.

Memory tip: Think "clients access objects → Data Access Performance." The word "access" bridges the client behavior (connecting to objects) to the dashboard name. If the question is about what clients do (read/write/transact), the answer is the dashboard named after what clients do - access data.

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