# Monitoring Pipeline

The user can monitor a pipeline together with all the components associated with the same by using the ***Pipeline Monitoring*** icon. The user gets information about Pipeline components, Status, Types, Last Activated (Date and Time), Last Deactivated (Date and Time), Total Allocated and Consumed CPU%, Total allocated and consumed memory, Number of Records, and Component logs all displayed on the same page.

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* Navigate to the ***Pipeline List*** page.
* Click the ***Monitor*** icon.

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* Navigate to the ***Pipeline Workflow Editor*** page.
* Click the ***Pipeline Monitoring*** icon on the Header panel.

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* The ***Pipeline Monitoring*** page opens displaying the details of the selected pipeline.
* The ***Monitor*** tab opens by default.
* The user can monitor the following information using the Pipeline Monitoring page, the user can monitor the following:

  * Allocated memory
  * Allocated CPU
  * Consumed memory
  * Consumed CPU
  * Minimum memory usage/ maximum memory usage
  * Minimum CPU usage/ maximum CPU usage

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* Open the ***Data Metrics*** tab.
* Specify the time period by providing the from and to dates.
* Choose an interval option or select the custom interval.
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