PTPerformanceMonitor

Application class - PTEM_CONFIG:PTPerformanceMonitor

Before you run the PTPerformanceMonitor plug-in, ensure that the following pre-requisites are set in the monitoring system and in the monitored system:

Note:

The PTPerformanceMonitor plug-in must be run in the monitoring and in the monitored systems.

  • Perf Collator should be set to Yes (enabled) for the corresponding application server domain.

  • In the psappsrv.cfg file and the psprcs.cfg file, the EnablePPM Agent parameter should be set to 1.

  • Process scheduler domain must be up and running so that the reaper and archive jobs can be scheduled successfully.

  • In the web profile configuration, set the following:

    • In the General tab, select the EnablePPM Agent parameter.

    • In the Custom Properties tab, set the value of PPMConsole parameter to True.

      If the PPMConsole parameter is not present, add the parameter. The parameter must be of Boolean type.

Additionally, to enable Usage Monitor as part of the performance monitor configurations, the following pre-requisites are required:

  • In the psappsrv.cfg file, the Usage Monitoring State parameter should be set to 1 or 2.

  • On the System Defaults page (PeopleTools, Performance Monitor, Administration, System Defaults), the Enable Usage Monitoring check box should be selected. Alternatively, in the PTPerformanceMonitor plug-in properties, you can set the env.usemon_sw property to 1.

Important:

After executing the PTPerformanceMonitor plug-in, clear the cache and restart the application server and Web server for the configurations to take effect.

Property Default Value Description

env.pm_sampling_rate

0

Agent PMU sample rate (1/X).

env.pm_buff_int

0

Agent buffering interval (in seconds).

env.pm_sample_int

0

Agent event sample rate (in seconds).

env.pm_ping_int

0

Agent heartbeat interval (in seconds).

env.pm_user_trace

  

Allow performance trace.

env.pm_max_buff

0

Agent maximum buffer size (in bytes).

env.pm_max_hist_age

0

Retention period (in days).

env.usemon_sw

0

Enable usage monitoring.

env.pm_max_trans_tmout

0

PMU timeout (in days).

env.pm_archive_mode

  

Valid values for archiving:

  • 0 - Archive nothing

  • 1 - Archive data

  • 2 - Delete data

  • 3 - Delete system

env.pm_filter_level2

  

Filter level values for log documentation:

  • 01 - Standby

  • 02 - Error

  • 03 - Warning

  • 04 - Standard

  • 05 - Verbose

  • 06 - Debug

env.monitor_url

  

Enter an URL in the following format or enter NONE.

Format:

http(s)://host[:port]/monitor/[site]/

If you enter NONE, the performance monitor components on the monitored system are not enabled.

env.ppmi_user_name

  

PPMI user ID.

env.ppmi_password

  

PPMI password.

env.collator_row_limit

  

Collator row limit.

Use 0 for unlimited rows.

env.ppmi_url

  

PPMI URL.

Format:

http://host[:port]/monitor/[site]/

env.schedule_reaper_job

Y

Flag to determine whether the Reaper job needs to be scheduled.

env.schedule_lookup_job

Y

Flag to determine whether the Lookup job needs to be scheduled.

env.schedule_archive_job

Y

Flag to determine whether the Archive job needs to be scheduled.

env.schedule_umlookup_job

Y

Flag to whether the Usage Monitor Lookup job needs to be scheduled.

env.cluster_list

  

List of performance monitor clusters.

env.insert_cluster_urls

N

Flag to determine whether performance monitor clusters need to be inserted or not.

env.delete_cluster_urls

N

Flag to determine whether performance monitor clusters need to be deleted or not.