PSE-PLATFORM · Question #325
Where can an administrator see both the management plane and data plane CPU utilization in the WebUI?
The correct answer is C. Resources widget. The Resources widget in the WebUI dashboard displays both management plane and data plane CPU utilization on a single pane, making it the go-to location for a quick health check of both planes simultaneously. Why the distractors are wrong: A (System Utilization log) - This is…
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Where can an administrator see both the management plane and data plane CPU utilization in the WebUI?
Options
- ASystem Utilization log
- BSystem log
- CResources widget
- DCPU Utilization widget
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A3% (1)
- C94% (30)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
The Resources widget in the WebUI dashboard displays both management plane and data plane CPU utilization on a single pane, making it the go-to location for a quick health check of both planes simultaneously.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (System Utilization log) - This is not a standard WebUI component; logs record events over time but don't surface dual-plane CPU metrics in a widget format.
- B (System log) - The System log captures event/error messages (fan failures, config commits, etc.), not real-time CPU metrics.
- D (CPU Utilization widget) - This widget exists but typically shows only one plane's data, not both management and data plane together.
Memory tip: Think of the Resources widget as a "resource dashboard" - just like a car's dashboard shows multiple gauges at once, the Resources widget consolidates all key utilization metrics (CPU for both planes, memory, sessions) in one view. If a question asks about seeing both planes together, "Resources" is your answer.
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