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Overview

Xloud Instance HA logs every fault detection and recovery event as a notification. The Dashboard provides four dedicated pages for monitoring the entire HA lifecycle: Segments, Hosts, Notifications, and VM Moves. This page explains how to use each monitoring view.
Prerequisites
  • An active Xloud account with project access
  • Instance HA service enabled on the platform

Notifications

The Notifications page is the primary monitoring interface for recovery events.
1

Navigate to Notifications

Navigate to Instance HA > Notifications in the sidebar.
2

Review the notification list

Each row represents one fault event.
ColumnDescription
UUIDNotification identifier (clickable to view details, copyable)
Source HostUUID of the compute host that triggered the notification (copyable)
TypeFailure type as a colored tag
StatusRecovery status as a colored tag
Generated TimeWhen the fault was first detected
Updated AtLast status update timestamp
Notification types (color-coded):
TypeColorDescription
COMPUTE_HOSTRedPhysical compute host failure
VMOrangeIndividual VM failure
PROCESSBlueService process failure
pacemakerPurplePacemaker cluster node failure
Notification statuses (color-coded):
StatusColorMeaning
NewBlueNotification received; recovery queued
RunningOrangeRecovery workflow in progress
FinishedGreenAll instances recovered successfully
ErrorRedRecovery encountered errors
FailedRedRecovery failed completely
IgnoredGreySegment disabled or duplicate suppressed
3

Filter notifications

Use the search/filter bar to narrow results:
FilterTypeOptions
HostTextSource host UUID
UUIDTextNotification UUID
StatusDropdownnew, running, finished, error, failed
TypeDropdownCOMPUTE_HOST, VM, PROCESS
The Notifications page is read-only — there are no create, update, or delete actions. Notifications are generated automatically by the HA engine.

Notification Detail

Click a notification UUID in the list to open the detail page. The detail page header shows the notification Type and Status as colored tags.Two tabs are available:Detail tab — Notification metadata:
SectionFields
Notification Detail (left card)Notification UUID (copyable), Source Host (copyable), Type, Status, Generated Time, Created At, Updated At
Payload (right card)Dynamic fields from the notification payload — shows all key-value pairs from the fault event data
Recovery Progress tab — Real-time VM evacuation tracking:
FieldDescription
SummaryNotification status, total VMs, succeeded count (green), failed count (red), circular progress indicator
VM Evacuations tablePer-VM status with source host, destination host, type, status icon, start/end time, error message
VM evacuation statuses:
StatusColorIconMeaning
PendingGreyClockQueued, not started
RunningBlueSpinnerIn progress
SucceededGreenCheckSuccessfully recovered
FailedRedCloseFailed — manual intervention needed
When the notification is in Running status, the Recovery Progress tab auto-refreshes every 5 seconds. A tag reading “Auto-refreshing every 5s” is displayed. Watch VM evacuations complete in real time without manual page refresh.

Hosts Monitoring

The Hosts page provides a cross-segment view of all registered compute hosts.
1

Navigate to Hosts

Navigate to Instance HA > Hosts in the sidebar.
2

Review the host list

All hosts across all segments are displayed in a single list.
ColumnDescription
NameHost name (clickable to view details)
UUIDUnique host identifier
ReservedWhether the host is a standby node (Yes/No)
TypeHost type identifier
Control AttributeMonitoring attributes (SSH, IPMI, etc.)
On MaintenanceWhether the host is in maintenance mode (Yes/No)
Failover SegmentLink to the parent segment
3

Filter hosts

FilterType
Segment IDText — filter by parent segment
TypeText — filter by host type
On MaintenanceText — filter by maintenance status
ReservedText — filter by reserved status
Host actions:
ActionLocationDescription
UpdateRow action (first button)Edit host properties (reserved, type, control attributes, on maintenance)
DeleteMore dropdown / batchRemove host from its segment

Update a Host

1

Open the Update dialog

Navigate to Instance HA > Hosts. Click the Update action on a host row.
2

Edit host properties

FieldTypeEditableDescription
Host NameText (disabled)NoCannot be changed
ReservedToggle switchYesStandby designation
TypeText inputYesHost type identifier
Control AttributeText inputYesMonitoring attributes
On MaintenanceToggle switchYesMaintenance mode flag
Setting On Maintenance to Yes prevents the host from being used as an evacuation target. The host will also not trigger recovery notifications while in maintenance mode.
3

Save

Click Confirm to save the changes.

Host Detail Page

Click a host name in the Hosts list to open the detail page.
FieldDescription
UUIDUnique host identifier
Failover SegmentLink to the parent segment
ReservedYes/No
On MaintenanceYes/No
TypeHost type identifier
Control AttributeMonitoring attributes

VM Moves

The VM Moves page provides a consolidated view of all VM evacuations across all recent notifications.
Navigate to Instance HA > VM Moves in the sidebar.
ColumnDescription
VM NameInstance name (falls back to UUID)
Instance IDVM UUID (copyable, truncated)
NotificationParent notification UUID (copyable, truncated)
Source HostFailed compute host
Destination HostTarget recovery host, or - if pending
TypeEvacuation type (typically evacuation)
StatusColored tag with icon (Succeeded/Failed/Running/Pending)
Start TimeWhen the evacuation started (default sort, descending)
End TimeWhen the evacuation completed, or -
MessageError message if failed (red text), or -
Click Refresh to reload the latest data.
VM Moves is a read-only page that aggregates evacuations from up to 50 recent notifications. No actions are available on individual VM moves.

Verify Instance Recovery

After a recovery event, verify that each affected instance has returned to ACTIVE status.
Navigate to Compute > Instances. Check the instance status column.Instances in a completed recovery show:
  • Status: ACTIVE
  • Host: Updated to the new compute host
  • Power State: Running
All protected instances are ACTIVE on their new hosts after recovery completes.

Next Steps

Troubleshooting

Resolve failed notifications and manually recover instances

Recovery Workflows

Understand the recovery stages, methods, and expected timelines

Protection Segments

Create segments and manage host registrations

Instance HA Admin Guide

Configure recovery policies, monitors, and engine settings