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Version: 4.2.5

System monitor

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Viewing the System monitor requires certain user authorization. For more information, see User Groups.

The System monitor provides information about the current state of the system. The information is divided into the following sections:

Server parts​

The Server part document view (upper pane) shows the following information about each Server part:

  • Server name – The Server on which the Server part currently resides.
  • Type – The name of the Server part.
  • State – The state of the Server part.
  • Job ID – The ID of the system Job that started the Server part.
  • Generation – The current Application pool generation the Server part is running. For more information, see Application pools.

The details view (lower pane) shows different information depending on which Server part is selected in the document main view. For more information see Server parts.

Event Generator​

The Timers tab shows Timers that are active in the system.

  • Name – Name of the Timer.
  • Type – Type of Timer:
    • Absolute: A Timer set to trigger at a fixed time. If an absolute Timer has not been executed since the service was started, the column Last triggered displays the text <not triggered yet>.
    • Relative: A Timer set to trigger with a certain interval. If a relative Timer has not been executed since the service was started, the column Last triggered displays the text <not triggered in session>.
  • Last triggered – Date and time of the last occasion when the Timer was triggered.
  • Next time to trigger – Date and time of the next occasion when the Timer will trigger.
  • Times triggered in session – Number of times the Timer has triggered during the session.

Event Listener​

  • Last activation time – Date and time when the Event listener was last activated.
  • Last deactivation time – Date and time when the Event listener was last activated.
  • Events created – Number of Events created in the current session.

Event Processor​

  • Last activation time – Date and time when the Event processor was last activated.
  • Last deactivation time – Date and time when the Event processor was last activated.
  • Next time to process Events – Date and time when pending Events will be processed.
  • Total Jobs created – Number of Jobs created in the current session.
  • Total processed Events – Number of Events processed in the current session.

Job Manager​

  • Last activation time – Date and time when the Job manager was last activated.
  • Last deactivation time – Date and time when the Job manager was last activated.
  • Jobs dispatched – Number of Jobs dispatched in the current session.
  • Jobs completed – Number of Jobs completed in the current session.
  • Jobs delayed – Number of Jobs delayed in the current session.

Server Monitor​

The Server Monitor details view shows all connected Servers. The columns are:

  • Server – the name of the Server
  • Last contact
  • Connection state – NotYetConnected, Connected or ConnectionLost

System Event Processor​

Shows the number of system Events processed, number of Jobs processed locally and local Jobs currently processing.

Worker host manager​

Shows statistics for all Application pools in the Server part:

  • The number of free and busy slots.
  • Current load (%)
  • Number of currently running Jobs/processes
  • Number of Jobs completed in session
  • Number of Events created in session
  • Status of the Application pool. Can be either 'Running' or 'Restarting'.

Application pools​

This section displays information about the Jobs and processes that currently run in the system's Application pools. Information is divided into two tabs – Processes and Jobs.

The Processes tab shows a list of WorkerHost processes that currently run in the system (SEP processes are excluded). The list has the following columns:

  • Server name – name of the Server implementing the Application pool.
  • Application pool – name of Application pool the process belongs to.
  • Process ID – ID of the OS process.
  • Total slots free – number of additional Jobs the process is configured to execute.
  • Total slots busy – number of Jobs running in the process.
  • Load % – the percentage of available slots that are currently busy running a Job.
  • Process Job ID – the Job ID of the process.
  • Generation – The generation of the Application pool used by the process. If the generation number contains the suffix '(R)', this means that the Worker host has been retired and that Application pools are being restarted.
  • Total Jobs completed – number of Jobs completed since the current WorkerHost process started.
  • Total Events created – number of Events created since the current WorkerHost process started.

The Jobs tab shows a list of all Jobs that are currently executed in the system. The list has the following columns:

  • Server name – name of the server running the Job.
  • Application pool – name of Application pool the Job is executing in.
  • Process ID – OS process ID of the process the Job is executing in.
  • Process Job ID – Job ID of the process.
  • Job id – ID of the executing Job.
  • Component configuration – name of the Component configuration that was matched when the Job was created.

System Event processor​

This section shows all currently running processes executing Jobs created by System Events that are to be run locally. The list is normally empty.

  • Server name – name of the Server running the process.
  • Process ID – ID of the OS process.
  • Process Job ID – Job ID of the process.
  • Job ID – ID of the Job created from the System Event.
  • Component configuration – name of the Component configuration that was matched when the Job was created.
  • Generation – The generation of the Application pool in which the Job
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