Middleware monitoring with Applications Manager
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The document outlines the importance of middleware monitoring for application productivity, highlighting key attributes to monitor in WebSphere, ActiveMQ, and SharePoint. It provides guidance on configuring alerts for performance issues and using interactive dashboards for analytics. Additionally, it includes details on discovering and mapping various middleware technologies and scheduling reports for ongoing evaluation.
Middleware monitoring with Applications Manager
- 1. Why you should monitor your Middleware?
- 4. Agenda Attributes to monitor in Websphere, ActiveMQ and Sharepoint Why middleware monitoring is important for application productivity Configuring systematic alerts for performance degrading issues Interactive dashboards and advanced analytics
- 5. Represents whether a particular monitor is currently available to undertake requests. Represents the overall state of the monitor. Depends on the severity of all the other attributes. Up Down Availabilit y Clear Warning Critical Health
- 6. Discovery & mapping WebSphere MQ Monitoring
- 7. WebSphereMQ Monitoring: Getting started
- 9. WebSphere MQ Broker To discover Message Broker, the following jars are required: • "ConfigManagerProxy.jar" located at <Broker Home Directory> classes directory. • "ibmjsseprovider2.jar" located at <Broker Home Directory>jrelib directory. Copy the two jar files to <AppManager Installation>workingjrelibext directory.
- 11. Events and Active Connections
- 12. Monitored Queues and stats
- 14. Event Logs
- 15. Overview of Execution Group and Message Flow in Broker
- 17. Discovery & mapping Apache ActiveMQ Monitoring
- 18. Memory Utilization and Thread Count Details
- 19. Topic and Queue Details
- 20. Topic and Queue Details
- 22. Discovery & mapping Microsoft SharePoint Monitoring
- 23. Supported Versions • 2007 • 2010 • 2013 • 2016 Microsoft Office SharePoint Server Versions Supported: Prerequisites for monitoring Microsoft Office SharePoint Server: Enable powershell remoting on both Applications Manager server and target machine. http://help.appmanager.com/enabling-powershell
- 24. Active Server Pages and Server Stats
- 25. SharePoint Server Services status
- 26. Allocate space for databases
- 27. Manage the web applications on the server
- 28. Monitoring the Sharepoint Services
- 30. Monitoring several SharePoint farms
- 31. Discovery & mapping Reports and Dashboards
- 32. View and compare reports
- 33. View historical data • History Report • Hour of Day Report • Day of Week Report • Statistical Report • Heat Chart
- 34. Business hour specific reports • Predetermined set of hours to view reports for specific hours during the day. • Configure reports for business hours instead of entire 24 hours.
- 35. Forecast report Predict & plan attributes utilization based on current usage trends.
- 36. Schedule reports • Schedule daily, weekly, or monthly reports • Send as a PDF or CSV file • Send as an attachment or publish as a link
- 37. • Create your own custom view in the tool • Publish dashboards on your internal portals/TV screens • Share custom dashboards with users as a report Dashboards
- 38. Quick Recap: Support appmanager-support@manageengine.com Eval eval-apm@manageengine.com Online Demo demo.appmanager.com • Why middleware monitoring is important for application productivity • Attributes to monitor in Websphere, ActiveMQ and Sharepoint • Configuring systematic alerts for performance degrading issues • Interactive dashboards and advanced analytics