Amazon DCV server sessions
Counters in this set provide information about a single session. There's one instance of this counter set for each created session, whether a user is connected or not.
If the administrator closes a session, the corresponding instance is removed; if the administrator re-creates a session with the same name, all the counters restart from zero.
Counter name | Description | Unit |
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Session Duration sec |
Total number of seconds the session has been open |
Seconds |
Total Pixels |
Number of pixels in the display area, which is the sum of the number of pixels across all the displays in the session |
Pixels |
Display Count |
Number of displays in the session |
Count |
The following counters are the same as the ones in Amazon DCV Server counter set, with minor differences in the description:
Counter name | Description |
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Active Connections |
Number of active connections to the session instance |
Total Connections |
Incrementing number of connections to the session instance, including active, reconnected and disconnected clients |
Idle Disconnections |
Incrementing number of connections to the session instance that were disconnected because of inactivity |
Ungraceful Disconnections |
Incrementing number of connections to the session instance that were disconnected because of an error |
Receive Rate bits/sec |
Rate in bits per second at which data is received within the session |
Received Bytes |
Total number of bytes received since session start |
Send Rate bits/sec |
Rate in bits per second at which data is sent within the session |
Sent Bytes |
Total number of bytes sent since session start |
HTTP Download Rate bits/sec |
Bandwidth in bits per second for outgoing HTTP data within the session |
HTTP Downloaded Bytes |
Total number of bytes sent over HTTP within the session |
Round-Trip Time ms |
Average round-trip latency between server and clients within the session, in milliseconds |
Minimum Round-Trip Time ms |
Minimum round-trip latency detected since the session was established, in milliseconds |