NestMTX

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The Control Panel ​

The NestMTX control panel provides a comprehensive overview of the system's performance, resource usage, and active processes.

CPU Usage ​

The CPU Usage section displays multiple bars, each representing the CPU load on different cores or logical processors. The bars are color-coded as follows:

  • Green: Represents the remaining CPU capacity, indicating the proportion of the CPU that is idle or lightly used.
  • Red: Represents the total of CPU used by the system (including system calls, user processes, niceness values, and interrupt requests).

Memory Usage ​

The Memory Usage section displays a single bar showing the total amount of memory currently in use compared to the total available memory in the system. The bar is color-coded with green, indicating the used memory:

NestMTX Processes ​

The NestMTX Processes section lists the processes currently running within the NestMTX instance. The details provided for each process include:

  • Process ID: A unique identifier assigned to each process.
  • Process Name: The name of the process, such as nestmtx, mediamtx, or other specific components of the NestMTX application.
  • CPU Usage: The percentage of CPU resources that each process is consuming.
  • Memory Usage: The amount of memory being used by each process.
  • Uptime: The duration for which each process has been continuously running.

Tip

You can start, stop and restart processes using the controls for each process.

NestMTX Paths ​

The NestMTX Paths section provides information on the active streaming paths within the NestMTX instance. Each path represents a stream that is currently active. The details include:

  • Path: The specific path or stream.
  • Streaming: Indicates whether the path is currently streaming.
  • Uptime: The duration for which the path has been actively streaming.
  • Track Count: The number of media tracks (such as audio and video) that are being streamed through this path.
  • Data Received: The total amount of data received through the path since the stream started.
  • Data Sent: The total amount of data sent through the path since the stream started.