eG Monitoring

Measures reported by ScpDbDiskSpTest To ensure that a database disk always has sufficient space to store the critical data, we will have to continuously track the space usage of the disk. This will provide you with early pointers to potential space contentions and help you swiftly provide more space by adding more disks. The Database Disk Space test enables you to achieve this end. This test closely monitors how the database disk uses the space available to it, points you to the disks that are running out of space, and thus holds a mirror to space contentions on a disk. Outputs of the test :One set of results for each Database in the target SAP BTP Neo Environment. The measures made by this test are as follows:
Measurement | Description | Measurement Unit | Interpretation
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freeSpaceMB | Indicates the amount of space in this disk that is currently free - i.e., available for use. | MB | Ideally, the value of this measure should be high. A consistent decrease in this value is a cause for concern.
freeSpace | Indicates the percentage of space in this disk that is currently unused. | Percent | A high value is typically desired for this measure. By comparing the value of this measure across disks, you can quickly isolate the disks that are running short of space. If the free space is alarmingly low for the disk, it indicates that the disk require more space. You can then consider making space by adding more disks.
usedSpace | Indicates the percentage of space in this disk that is currently used. | Percent | A low value is typically desired for this measure. By comparing the value of this measure across disks, you can quickly isolate the disks that are utilizing space excessively. If the used space is alarmingly high for the disk, it indicates that the disk is rapidly running out of space. You can then consider making space by adding more disks.