Management Console (MC) displays the real time bottleneck charts which identify which component(s) are resulting in the product latency to help track performance issues down easily.
MC also has a real time statistics monitoring capability to chart the many hundreds of real time counters updated within the CDC pipeline.
Internally, the product support team has a "stats buster" capability to take the historical statistics that are constantly captured by the CDC product and using dmsupportinfo package returned to the support team, the internal tools analyze using heuristics and AI to form recommendations on historical performance.
And finally, as you see, there is an external CHCCLP API to capture statistics and pipe them to a database for review/graphing as needed.
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Glenn Steffler
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Original Message:
Sent: Fri June 12, 2020 09:44 AM
From: Manas Dasgupta
Subject: Collecting statistics non-stop and without the console
Thanks Benedict. Got it installed and running. Has anyone taken the next step to present this as a dashboard with streaming data ? Something like this along with visualization should have been provided out of the box.
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Manas Dasgupta
Original Message:
Sent: Wed June 10, 2020 02:52 AM
From: Benedict Holste
Subject: Collecting statistics non-stop and without the console
Check out the IIDR Stats Warehouse git repository: https://github.com/fketelaars/IIDR-Stats-Warehouse
This is a very helpful utility using CHCCLP (which Robert mentioned) to continuously capture performance statistics and store them in a relational database or flat file. It is developed by an IBM colleague.
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Benedict Holste
Original Message:
Sent: Fri June 05, 2020 09:40 AM
From: Jean-Francois Fortin
Subject: Collecting statistics non-stop and without the console
I am looking for a way to collect performance statistics non-stop in an unattended manner that is without the need to having the console open.
Anyone has been able to do that ?
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Jean-Francois Fortin
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