I am new to Filenet and in my current project I have to find Filenet's performance monitoring parameters.
How we can access those parameters?
I don't have much experience with FileNet P8 but do you have access to the system Dashboard ? It gives a huge amount of information about the performance of different applications of P8.
Here's a link to the documentation :
https://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSNW2F_5.2.1/com.ibm.p8.sysoverview.doc/p8sov135.htm
The monitoring API is provided in 5.0.0.1 <-- FIX PACK 1 and later.
Read the release notes as this is the one case where you need to uninstall the existing product before installing the fixpack.
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I am looking for API support for Bluemix Availability Monitoring service to report availability across all components of the service. Currently I need to individually select every application to see the availability. The availability reporting is for SLA.
I could not find any reference to APIs. Any pointers would help greatly. Thanks.
Availability Monitoring doesn't currently expose any APIs, but it is in the roadmap to do so in the future. For now, you can get a "global" view by choosing 1 app (even a stopped dummy app), and put all your tests there. You do not need to create the tests in the actual app that is monitored. If using the Lite/Free plan, you may run into test point limits using this approach.
I have a quite extensive application running under Azure.
As part of the operational management of the application, I have a set of Application Insight instances to provide monitoring, tracking and logging.
The overall application consists of three ASP.NET MVC websites and a Worker Role. Additionally, I have three instances ("environments") of the application overall deployed (QA, UAT and Production).
I noticed a while back that for one of the App Insight instances (for the same MVC website across all environments) it was quite heavy on the number of Dependency data points that is being collected. Specifically, this is causing me to exceed the 5 million data points included in the monthly quota.
Noting this, I changed the Web Tests (for availability) to hit a different endpoint (one that doesn't invoke the dependencies).
However, I am still seeing the old endpoint being hit.
Digging a little further into this, I believe that I have an old rogue Web Test that is still active, and still hitting the old endpoint.
Issue is - I can't find it.
Is there a way to query, even if via the Powershell Cmdlets, the subscription in an attempt to find this? I've trawled through the portal and cannot see it anywhere.
Could this be the "Proactive Detection" feature? If so, can you change the endpoint it monitors?
You should definitely open a support ticket with us. Check out the dev support options and look at either option 3 or 4. It's preferred you open a support ticket via Azure with a support plan (option 3) if you have one. But, if you don't have a support plan check out option 4 and you can get in contact with us that way.
Unable to get Requirements coverage information from QC 12 via REST api?
I am using QC 12 in my project. Can anyone tell me is it possible to get test coverage information from requirements via QC 12 using REST api?
Rest api is preview version and not fully available as OTAClient api. Many functions are not available. Few enhancements are made in 11.5 and 12.0/2 but still it lacks many of the function. Better you use OTAClient which is full fledged api to communicate with HP.
Only requirement traceability links are added in rest version of 12.0/2
there is a possible workaround for that. First point should be the usage of a QC version higher than 11.
Having said that, it is possible to use a call to "requirement-coverages" and check for the required "required-id", for instance:
1)
GET https://SERVER/qcbin/rest/domains/DOMAIN/projects/PROJECT/requirement-coverages?query={requirement-id[10];}
This will give you back an xml file (in case requirement exist) with a list of "test-ids" linked to that requirement.
Already at this point you have the knowledge of "test-coverage"--> each test cases will have his own "pass or fail".
2) If you are looking for a specific test-id, then you can check if in those test-ids is available the test-id you are looking for.
Hopefully the command above solve your query. I know that this is quite late reply, but hope to help somebody else! Have a nice day.
Try this api. You will get all the requirement to requirement mappings.
http://SERVER/qcbin/rest/domains/DOMAIN/projects/PROJECT/req-traces?login-form-required=y
Also if you need a list of all the api's exposed in REST, use the below link:
http://SERVER/qcbin/rest/resource-list .
I am looking for the performance metrics that can be monitored using Dynatrace Application Monitoring tool. If they are categorized for different tiers (Web Server, Application Server, Database Server) that would be nice to have.
Any help is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Dynatrace has a concept of Measures. Depending on the type of measure, e.g: # of SQL Calls we tell you which server caused these calls (App SErver 1, App Server 2, ...). For basic monitoring metrics such as CPU, Memory, Throughput, ... we also capture this for each individual tier.
If you put these measures on a chart you can select for which application, agent or agent group you want to show them. There is a drop down box in the Measure Selection Dialog.
Let me know if you want to know more. Also - feel free to use our own discussion forum on our community. A lot of these questions are already answered there: https://community.compuwareapm.com/community/display/DTFORUM/dynaTrace+Forums+Home
Dynatrace has the starter guide. You can examine from the link below for different tiers (Application Server, Database, Web, Service, Process etc.)
Dynatrace Starter Guide
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We would like to use OrientDB Graph in an Azure environment. Does anybody has experience using it? We also would like to know if high availability from OrientDB is required under Azure cloud? Azure already offers high availability for Azure storage, Azure Drive and SQL. I understand that they have replications and load balancing built in.
This is super important because we prefer not to get into the business of replications and infrastructure management.
Thanks
So you can spin up 2 or more machines and install OrientDB on them, then configure them together as a distributed cluster. However I haven't been able to find any way that is simpler, easier to do. I am interested in this topic too.
Azure does have features such as geo-replication, which is protects your data against a major data-center incident but doesn't provide any performance benefit and will not make it highly available.
Although pretty reliable, occasionally Microsoft will reboot servers for updates, so to protect against downtime you can use affinity groups so that, of your 2 or more servers, one will always be online. This however does need to be used in conjunction with database replication and ideally load balancing.
It's also worth noting that OrientDB recommends clusters have an odd number of servers as this can prevent conflicts when synchronising data after a communication issue between the servers.
I am using it in amazon and I had to create a java project to monitor http requests inserts and queries. The queries are very fast but takes longer inserting data .
I recommend this type of graph database mode to decrease the time of the queries. Also if you have empty fields OrientDB manages very well compared to other databases .
If you need help with the java project can response to this post and I´ll help u.
I hope it helps. Good luck.