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Integration server logs now emit metrics data
By
Barry Dow
posted
Wed March 24, 2021 05:54 AM
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In a recent update to
IBM
App Connect Enterprise on Cloud, metrics for memory and CPU usage now appear in the
integration server
logs. These
log entries
can help customers decide if the plan they are on is suitable, or if they need to increase or decrease the resources available to their integrations.
Every five minutes, a new log entry will appear
with a message in the form
;
‘
Integration server CustomerDatabaseV1 usage: Memory 465/1024 MB (45%), CPU 0.06/0.5 cores (11%)
.
’
This
message
summarizes
the memory used
out of
the
total memory
available
and displays it
in MB and as a percentage
,
also summarized is
the
CPU used
out of
the
CPU available
,
displayed
in cores and as a percentage. The log entry can also be expanded to show the raw JSON data, as shown below:
If an integration server
run
s
out of memory, the server will be terminated and restarted. If an integration server runs out of CPU then the performance of
its
integration will degrade, leading to slower processing of data, etc.
Customers who have configured App Connect to send their logs to LogDNA will be able to set up alerts based on the JSON data from these log entries.
Information on setting up logging with LogDNA can be found in the
IBM Knowledge Centre
.
Information on creating alerts in LogDNA can be found in the
official LogDNA documentation
.
#Integrationserver
#AppConnectEnterprise(ACE)
#LogDNA
#whatsnew
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pankaj gupta
Thu April 15, 2021 07:34 PM
How do we turn this setting on private cp4I instance?
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