1C Database Monitoring

Last update: June 04 2026

In a ready-to-use 1C cloud, you can track the status of the database.

For a more detailed analysis, some metrics can be viewed as charts in the control panel:

• database metrics;
• cluster metrics.

The full set of available metrics can be exported in Prometheus format. Learn more in the Exporting metrics in Prometheus format subsection of the 1C Server Cluster Monitoring guide.

The time in the control panel matches the time set on your device and does not depend on the region where the cluster is hosted.

note

For example, you have created a database in Novosibirsk, in the ru-8 pool. The time zone of Moscow is set on the device from which you logged into the control panel. The time on the metrics charts will be displayed in the Moscow time zone.

Viewing 1C database metrics

1. In the control panel, on the top menu, click Products and select 1C Managed Cloud.
2. Go to the Databases section.
3. Open the database page → Monitoring tab.
4. In the Cluster monitoring block, select the monitoring type:
   • Database server monitoring — if you need to view metrics for cloud server resources;
   • Database monitoring — if you need to view the overall database load and query metrics.
5. Optional: filter metrics by date.
6. View the available database metrics.

Database metrics in the control panel

Database server monitoring

Memory	Used memory excluding cache and temporary data, in percent or GB
vCPU	Server core utilization in percent
CPU iowait	Percentage of time the processor is idle and waiting for I/O operations to complete
Volume	Used disk space in percent or GB. Includes disk space reserved for system needs
Load Average	Average system load over one, five, and 15 minutes. Shows the number of completed operations
OOM	Number of operations that terminated due to lack of memory
Disk load	Disk read and write speed per second Number of disk read and write operations per second
Network load	Number of bytes transmitted and received through the network interface Number of packets transmitted and received through the network interface per second

Database monitoring

Connections
Execution time of the slowest query	Execution time of the slowest query in each database over a period of time
Transactions	Number of transactions per second in each database
Row operations	Number of rows affected by operations in the selected database per second: tup_deleted — number of rows deleted by operations per second; tup_fetched — number of rows fetched by operations per second; tup_inserted — number of rows inserted by operations per second; tup_returned — number of rows returned by operations per second; tup_updated — number of rows updated by operations per second
Cache hit	Percentage of data in a query read from the cache
Locks	Number of locks in each database
Deadlocks	Number of deadlocks in each database