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Services - View and manage services to organize your Java applications. The configured processes for each application are visually organized into their respective process groups. You can drill down to view each underlying process in a group. For more information on configuring services, see Define services and process groups.
You can manage a service's state directly from the Inventory pane by using the options on the right-click context menu. A process's visual state changes according to its current state: when a process is not running, is unstaged, or its state cannot be determined, it appears grayed out. When a process is started, it appears in a solid, blue state. When a process is destroyed, it returns to the grayed-out state. See Deploy services.
Resource Pools - View the general properties, available software, and performance of the resource pools that have been defined as part of the Agent configuration. For information about configuring general properties and available software for the resource pool, see Configure the resource pool for an Agent. For more information about monitoring performance, see Monitor the performance of resource pools.
Note: If a new or existing Agent
has not connected since you initially started the Controller, when
you view the Inventory pane the name of its associated resource pool
is displayed as: unresolved-pool-name-n
,
where n is set to 1 for the first unresolved resource pool
and is incremented by 1 for each additional unresolved resource pool
that appears on the list. After the Agent is connected, the
Inventory pane is updated to reflect the actual resource pool
name.
Agents - Configure and manage the state of Agents. For more information on configuring Agents, see Configure and manage Agents.
You can manage an Agent's state directly from the Inventory pane by using the options on the right-click context menu. The state of the Agents listed in the Inventory pane reflects the state shown on the Agents page. See Manage Agent states.
You can resize the pane by dragging the portlet resizing icon in the lower right corner of the pane.
Each resource can be filtered using a regular expression. The filter
functionality is accessed by right-clicking on resource in the tree and
selecting Filter on the context menu. All the
children of a selected node are automatically included in the filter.
Conversely, you can reset a node's contents using Clear
Filter in the context menu. There can be multiple filters
per tree, but only one per node. As an example, you can have complex
regular expressions per node with a union operator (i.e., using
Services|Resource Pools
would display only the Services
and Resource Pools nodes in the tree).
See also:
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