On the Transaction tab of a tenant, you can view the monitoring data related to transaction processing of the tenant.
Procedure
Log in to the OceanBase Cloud console.
In the left-side navigation pane, click Instances.
On the Instances page, find the target cluster instance and click the expand icon next to the instance name.
Find the target tenant and click the tenant name.
On the Overview page of the tenant, click Metrics in the left-side navigation pane.
On the page that appears, click the Transaction tab.
By default, the Transaction tab shows the monitoring data in the last 1 hour.

Metric Metric name Unit Description TPS - transaction_commit_count
- transaction_count
- transaction_rollback_count
- transaction_timeout_count
times/s - Number of transactions committed per second
- Number of transactions processed per second
- Number of transactions rolled back per second
- Number of transactions that timed out per second
Average Server-Side Transaction Processing Time - transaction_commit_rt
- transaction_rollback_rt
- transaction_rt
ms - Average time spent committing a transaction
- Average time spent rolling back a transaction
- Average time spent processing each transaction on the server
Transaction Logs Committed per Second trans_commit_log_count times/s Number of transaction logs committed per second Transaction Log Size Committed per Second clog_trans_log_total_size byte Total size of transaction logs committed per second Transaction Lock Waits per Second - memstore_write_lock_fail_count
- memstore_write_lock_succ_count
times/s - Number of failed write lock waits
- Number of successful write lock waits
Average Wait Time per Lock memstore_write_lock_wait_time μs Average wait time for write locks Transaction Count - transaction_multi_partition_count
- transaction_single_partition_count
times/s - Number of distributed transactions per second
- Number of single-partition transactions per second
Average Transaction Log Network Synchronization Time trans_commit_log_sync_rt ms Average time spent on each transaction log network synchronization