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About monitor services

Monitors are services that collect data measurements about resource usage or workload performance and detect warning conditions in response to a user request.

Each monitor service is a timer-driven monitor that

  • measures resource or workload status, activity count, or usage percentage

  • calculates a ratio of resource usage over time

  • detects warning conditions and issues messages

    The measurement obtained at each sampling interval is compared to the user-defined threshold for that request. The threshold comparison detects conditions for which user-defined warning messages can be issued. The measurements are stored online so that a plot of the recent history of a monitor request can be viewed at any time. Optional service parameters narrow the scope of a single request and allow several requests for the same monitor service to be active concurrently.

Types of monitors describes the types of monitor services that are available.

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Last modified by Margaret Yen on Nov 30, 2018

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