Statistics dashboard lists all configured services that run in the Vocera Analytics
Server or remote Voice Servers. It also displays the utilization of the resources such as disk,
memory, and CPU.
It consists of two parts:
- Services
- Resource Utilization
Services
The services used in Vocera Analytics
are:
- Flume (VMP)—Flume agent that ingests data from the VMP database server into the Spark
processing engine.
- Flume (VS)—Flume agent that runs on the Voice Server node to ingest data from the Voice
Server logs.
- Flume (Engage)—Flume agent that ingests data from the Engage Landing (LDG)
database.
- MariaDB—Database to store database records and control metadata.
- Reporting Service—Tomcat server to serve Crystal reports on web.
- Spark—Processing Engine to read data from sources (VMP, Voice Server, and Engage)
through Flume agents, transform into database records, and load them into the
database.
- Visualization Server—Web server that serves dashboards and provides a REST API for
fetching visualization data.
Note: Vocera recommends that you start all Flume services before starting
Spark.

Note: If the Vocera Analytics Server is restarted, all services such as Flume,
Spark, Reporting Service, and Visualization Server will be in Stop
state. Ensure that you start all services.
The table
below lists the fields that each service displays.
Field |
Description |
Up Time |
Indicates the duration of the service from the time it was last started. The
duration is provided in hours and uses the days, hours, minutes, seconds
format. |
Port |
Indicates the port number used by the service. Every service has a default port
number. However, the user can change the default port number manually during
configuration only for Flumes, Reporting services, and Visualization
services. |
State |
Indicates the status of the service that is, if a service is running or
stopped. |
Start/Stop |
Indicates a toggle switch to start/stop a service. |
Note: MariaDB service cannot be started/stopped from Monitoring Service. It can only
be done from Windows Service.
Resource Utilization

Resource Utilization section is categorized into three segments:
To display the utilization details of each service for the selected time frame, hover
the mouse over Memory utilization graph or CPU utilization graph.
Note: If there is an
error connecting to a remote agent, the services associated with this remote agent will not
appear. To notify the user, the system displays the following error: Could not
connect to machine <remote agent name>