Queue backlog
Latest available observation; not a sum.
SMQ1 · details →Units, periods, trends and context. Every indicator should explain what it measures and lead back to its evidence.
2026-09-24 09:00 → 2026-09-24 10:00 UTC
Latest available observation; not a sum.
SMQ1 · details →Distinct jobs in the period.
SM37 · 3 jobs →Latest valid sample.
ST06 · latest sample →Observed / expected intervals.
11 / 12 · intervals →Queue: 12 → 184 records in the illustrated observation window. CPU: 38% → 87% (+49 percentage points). Coverage: 11 of 12 planned observations.
Open the period’s data, method and evidence →| Indicator | Definition | Operational question |
|---|---|---|
| Queue backlog | Number of pending records in the latest observation for the context. | Is the backlog growing or shrinking? |
| Oldest record age | Waiting time of the oldest observed record. | Is work remaining stalled? |
| Interrupted jobs | Count of jobs in the defined state within the period. | Is there a recurring pattern? |
| CPU | Percentage reported by the source; distinguish a sample from an average or peak. | Which resource change coincides with the event? |
| Coverage | Received observations relative to those expected for the interval. | Do we have enough information to compare? |
A valid reading returned zero. It is not the same as a missing reading.
Available data is useful, but it does not establish that the whole period was observed.
The latest valid observation remains identified by its time and revision.
A color guides attention; definition, scope and evidence explain the result.
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