Pool manager monitoring metrics

Configure pool manager monitoring using either: TC_ROOT/pool_manager/confs/configuration-name/poolMonitorConfig.xml Teamcenter Management Console You can configure the following metrics to provide specified levels of monitoring for specified threshold levels. Optionally, you can receive email notification when specified metrics cross specified thresholds. Metric Description Login Time The response time for users logging on through the server manager to the server. Edit Mode Timeouts The number of assigned servers in edit mode that are timed out. Read Mode Timeouts The number of assigned servers in read mode that are timed out. Stateless Mode Timeouts The number of assigned servers in stateless mode that are timed out. Query Timeouts The number of assigned servers performing queries that are timed out. Business Logic Server Crashes The number of each server crash in the server pool. Cold Servers The number of servers launched but not reporting back in a specified amount of time. Pool Capacity Timeouts The number of servers terminated by the server manager before its configured amount of time, due to insufficient capacity in the server pool. Grave Events Fatal or unexpected errors occurring in the server manager. Log Level The duration and log level that is applied to the target logger when triggered by an alert. Metric Mode The list of target metrics that are collected when triggered by automatic alerts. Monitoring Notification The list of registered client listeners to notify when a system alert occurs. Tip You should review all monitoring settings, ensuring the thresholds are set correctly for your site. If you do not know the optimum monitoring setting for any given critical event, set the value to COLLECT. Collect the data and review to determine normal activity levels. Then set notification values slightly higher than normal activity levels. The contents of the email notifications are generated from the poolMonitorConfigInfo.xml file (located in the TC_ROOT/pool_manager/confs/configuration-name directory). This is a companion file to the poolMonitorConfig.xml file. For a complete list of possible causes and recommended actions for server manager monitoring, see this file.