SAP J2EE Server Monitoring
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IT-Conductor can proactively monitor and optimize critical performance metrics of Java applications and servers to easily identify issues before impacting the business. When a system is added to IT-Conductor, all application servers and services related to the system are automatically discovered.
Note: To know more about configuring SAP Java Servers in IT-Conductor, kindly refer to this article.
In the Administrator dashboard, navigate to SAP J2EE Systems.
The page will show the list of all SAP Java Servers defined in IT-Conductor.
Clicking into the <Server Name>, all the previously configured inputs added to IT-Conductor for monitoring will be shown. Host Name and System Number are the basic connectivity requirements to monitor the Java Server and need to be added to the server configuration.
Clicking on the "Application's Account" icon will display the Java user account that has been given the monitoring role after configuring the parameters for monitoring.
Monitors the Java communications with external systems such as RFC and Web Service IO, response time, and external calls.
Monitors a variety of metrics, including Java heap memory, garbage collection (GC), system problems, etc., for detailed performance monitoring. These metrics are all alert-based and provide data about the system load and memory.
Monitors various managers, including the Java thread system composed of Application Thread Manager and Thread Manager, responsible for handling system and client threads.
Application Thread Manager handles client requests coming from the system, while the Thread Manager is responsible for the system activities such as backup of logs, event processing, internal cluster communication, etc.
Monitors all available services that SAP provides, including memory consumption. Services are mapped automatically after configuration, and IT-Conductor tracks the status in real-time.
Monitors the basic metrics such as CPU usage, free disk space, and the maximum memory utilization of the operating system that requires continuous monitoring.
Automated Health displays all the metrics and graphical charts of the components discovered after configuring the systems/servers in the IT-Conductor. This is a combination of availability, performance, analytics, and alerts to indicate whether the system is healthy or not.
In the IT-Conductor service grid, click on the Health container to show the system’s health history.
