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IBM App Connect Enterprise Monitoring


Overview

The IBM App Connect Enterprise (ACE) Node serves as a parent monitor to the IBM App Connect Enterprise Servers, providing a centralized view of the ACE environment. It oversees multiple ACE Servers, managing integration processes and ensuring smooth communication between applications. The ACE Node offers insights into the overall health and performance of the environment, making it easier to track server status, identify bottlenecks, and troubleshoot issues effectively.

Creating a new IBM App Connect Enterprise monitor

To learn how to create a new IBM ACE Node and Server monitor, follow the steps given below:

  1. Click on New Monitor link.
  2. Select IBM App Connect Enterprise.
  3. Enter a Display Name for the monitor.
  4. Enter the Host Name of the server on which Integration Node is running.
  5. Provide the Port at which the Integration Node is running. The default port is 4414.
  6. Add the Credential Details credentials of the Node user with Admin privileges.
  7. Select the SSL is enabled box if SSL is enabled in IBM App Connect Enterprise.
  8. Click on the Enable Event Log Monitoring option if you want to monitor Event Logs.
  9. Under Integration Server Discovery, choose one of the following options based on your monitoring needs:
    • Do not discover: Servers will not be discovered. Only existing Integration Servers can be monitored.
    • Discover Integration Server but do not monitor metrics: Discovers IBM ACE Integration Servers without monitoring metrics (does not count towards licensing). In the Apply Discovery Filter field, use a Regex Pattern to filter IBM ACE Integration Servers. Only servers matching the regex will be added.
    • Discover and monitor Integration Server: Discovers IBM ACE Integration Servers and monitors both availability and performance for Nodes and Servers. In the Apply Discovery Filter field, use a Regex Pattern to filter IBM ACE Integration Servers. Only servers matching the regex will be added.
  10. Specify the Discovery Interval in minutes for the automatic discovery and monitoring of Integration Servers.
  11. Enter the polling interval time in minutes.
  12. Choose the Monitor Group from the combo box with which you want to associate the IBM App Connect Enterprise Monitor (optional). You can choose multiple groups to associate your monitor.
  13. Click Add Monitor(s). This discovers IBM App Connect Enterprise from the network and starts monitoring them.

Monitored Parameters

Go to the Monitors Category View by clicking the Monitors tab. Click on the IBM App Connect Enterprise instance in the Middleware/Portal section. Displayed below is the IBM App Connect Enterprise bulk configuration view distributed into three tabs:

  • Availability tab gives the availability history for the past 24 hours or 30 days.
  • Performance tab gives the health status and events for the past 24 hours or 30 days.
  • List view tab enables you to perform bulk admin configurations.

By clicking on the respective monitor name from the list, you'll be taken to the IBM App Connect Enterprise dashboard. Click on the IBM App Connect Enterprise monitor to see all the metrics listed under the following tabs:

Overview

ParameterDescription
SERVER STATS
Total Integration ServersTotal number of servers discovered under the node.
Running ServersTotal number of servers in the Started state.
Stopped ServersTotal number of servers in the Stopped state.
APPLICATION STATS
Total ApplicationsTotal number of applications discovered under all the servers.
Running ApplicationsTotal number of applications that are running.
Stopped ApplicationsTotal number of applications that are stopped.
REST API STATS
Total REST APIsTotal number of REST APIs discovered under the server.
Running REST APIsTotal number of REST APIs that are running.
Stopped REST APIsTotal number of REST APIs that are stopped.
SERVICE STATS
Total ServicesTotal number of services discovered under the server.
Running ServicesTotal number of services that are running.
Stopped ServicesTotal number of services that are stopped.
RESPONSE TIME
Response TimeThe response time of the server (in ms).
Integration Server Details
Server NameThe name of the integration server.
Server StatusThe state of the server.
Possible values: Running, Stopped.

Event Log

Note: For each poll, the latest 25 Events will be displayed in the UI.

ParameterDescription
Event Log Details
Event Unique IDUnique identifier for the event.
Event TimeTimestamp when the event was recorded.
User NameName of the user associated with the event.
Event MessageA detailed message about the event.

Configuration

ParameterDescription
CONFIGURATION DETAILS
Node NameName of the node.
HTTP Connector PortThe HTTP port number.
HTTPS Connector PortThe HTTPS port number.
Node VersionThe version of the node.
Build LevelBuild number specific to the node version.
PlatformThe name of the Platform.
Platform ArchitectureName of the platform architecture.
Platform VersionThe version of the platform.

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