Monitoring the GDS Environment

To monitor GDS services, databases, and GSM status, use GDSCTL services, databases, and status commands.

Oracle Global Data Services (GDS) implements the Oracle database service model across a set of replicated databases known as a Global Data Services configuration.

Example 4-1 Monitoring the global services configuration

GDSCTL> services
Service "sales_sb.sales.oradbcloud" has 2 instance(s). Affinity: ANYWHERE
Instance "sales%1", name: "mts1", db: "mts", region: "slc", status: ready.
Instance "sales%2", name: "mts2", db: "mts", region: "slc", status: ready.

Example 4-2 Monitoring member databases

GDSCTL> databases
Database: "mts" Registered: Y State: Ok ONS: Y. Role: PRIMARY
Instances: 1 Region: slc
Registered instances:
sales%1

Example 4-3 Monitoring the global service manager configuration

GDSCTL> status
Alias GSM1
Version 19.17.0.3.0
Start Date 13-APR-2023 09:40:59
Trace Level off
Listener Log File
/u01/app/oracle/diag/gsm/hostname/gsm1/alert/log.xml
Listener Trace File
/u01/app/oracle/diag/gsm/hostname/gsm1/trace/ora_64863_139739749930432.trc
Endpoint summary
(ADDRESS=(HOST=hostname.example.com)(PORT=1522)(PROTOCOL=tcp))
GSMOCI Version 0.6.11
Mastership Y
Connected to GDS catalog Y
Process Id 64883
Number of reconnections 0
Pending tasks. Total 0
Tasks in process. Total 0
Regional Mastership TRUE
Total messages published 0
Time Zone -04:00
Orphaned Buddy Regions: None
GDS region regionora

Parent topic: GDS Administration