Windows Server Cluster Monitoring
Clustering is an increasingly widespread strategy due to its cost-effective ability to ensure improved system availability, scalability and reliability. With Applications Manager, IT administrators can monitor all their Windows Server Cluster components from a single, intuitive interface. They can measure the performance of all the individual nodes in a cluster, monitor cluster networks on which mission-critical applications run, generate reports on the status of resource groups and get notified of critical cluster events.
Track Resource Failover
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Automatically discover cluster nodes, monitors applications in clustered environments.
- Monitor Resource/Resource Group fail-over across nodes and current state of it.
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Monitor Resource Control Manager tasks like RHS processes running and RHS restarts.
- Monitor the 'Resource Failures' and identify the Resource type causing most failures.
Cluster Networks
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Identify the status and ensure the health of your failover cluster network.
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Monitor Cluster Network Traffic (byte and message stats) between the nodes.
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Calculate the TCP reconnection count and track number of messages in a queue.
Resource Groups and Storage
Event Management and Resource Statistics
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Track events across all the Nodes in Cluster and their source.
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Discover your Windows clusters and map Windows Event Log variables (log type, log description or severity) to Applications Manager alerts.
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Get notified of resource failures, access violations and deadlocks.
Insightful Reports and Fault Management
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Determine the root cause of problems faster and minimize risks associated with performance outages in your windows cluster.
- Configure alarms and get notifications of performance problems and downtimes via email and SMS instantly.
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Know how your server clusters are performing over a period of time and analyze possible trends.
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