Viewing Existing Clusters

to view the broadcaster cluster list, make sure that the clusters view is selected the main display (before selecting a specific cluster) includes the following data for each broadcaster cluster parameter description name the name of the cluster as configured in zen master status the connection status of the broadcaster cluster possible values green (ok) – none of the broadcasters are in error state red (error) – all broadcasters are in error state orange (warning) at least one of the broadcasters is in warning state the 🔕 icon next to a broadcaster cluster indicates that the broadcaster cluster is muted, disabling notifications for error/recovery events broadcasters the number of related zixi broadcasters and their connection status green – ok (i e connected) red – error state gray – pending/disabled orange warning management the type of management possible types are manual – management is done manually by adding specific zixi broadcaster instances (see docid\ hvuad4qveufojnjhj1gsw – docid\ xyscyso498ly77zjqr 51 ) aws – the cluster is managed by zen master in your aws cloud service (see docid 6slx4td zkr2xfho8qz6 ) azure – the cluster is managed by zen master in your azure cloud service (see docid 6slx4td zkr2xfho8qz6 ) gcp – the cluster is managed by zen master in your gcp cloud service (see docid 6slx4td zkr2xfho8qz6 ) instance type (for managed clusters) the instance type the cloud service account is using region cloud service region tags the tags that are associated with this cluster tags are managed by administrators via configuration > tags and assigned to non admin users via roles click to edit priority objects can be labeled as priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects this is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list yes the priority checkbox of the access tag of this cluster has been enabled no the priority checkbox of the access tag of this cluster has been enabled the broadcaster cluster screen displays all existing clusters, and information about the clusters' status and configuration broadcaster clusters that include configured broadcasters in them are marked with a drop down icon clicking the drop down icon reveals the underlying broadcasters when one of the clusters is selected, the details of that cluster, divided into tabs, appears at the right side of the screen parameter description name the name of the zixi broadcaster status the connection status of the zixi broadcaster green – ok red – error state gray – pending/disabled orange warning the wrench icon indicates that maintenance mode is turned on, which prevents new streams from being assigned to this broadcaster cpu the percentage of cpu utilization on the zixi broadcaster machine ram the percentage of ram utilization on the zixi broadcaster machine hdd the percentage of hard disk utilization on the zixi broadcaster machine in bitrate the inbound bitrate in kbps out bitrate the outbound bitrate in kbps streams the total number inputs, outputs and adaptive groups currently active on the broadcaster uptime the time period that the zixi broadcaster has been online primary yes the broadcaster is configured as "primary" no the broadcaster is configured as "backup" public ip the ip address of the broadcaster os the os of the broadcaster machine instance id the cloud instance type version the software version of the zixi broadcaster agentz indicates whether agentz has been installed for this broadcaster agent z is a sidecar tool that sits on a zixi broadcaster, it acquires the system health data and other statistics locally and pushes it to zen master by enabling this option, zen master will automatically install agentz on any existing and future broadcasters connected to the cluster the feature is off by default due to agentz installation requiring a restart, zen master will not auto install agentz on a broadcaster that already contains any inputs to avoid disturbing active streams