Monitoring TEA Agent Groups


BMC Transaction Execution Adapter (TEA) Agents are associated with a specific Agent Group during installation. For information about installing and registering TEA Agents, see Performing-the-TEA-Agent-installation.

Agent Groups are clusters of TEA Agents, which are grouped for load balancing and high availability, and according to your organization's needs. Business Services and Execution Plans are associated with Agent Groups by defining blackout periods and scripts to run on the Agent Group.

For load balancing, a script is run on one Agent in an Agent Group. If several scripts are run on the same Agent Group, the scripts are distributed evenly across the Agent Group. In this way, the Agent Group provides high availability support for failover and failback operations.

To view a list of TEA Agent Groups

In the BMC Application Management Console, click the Synthetic tab, then click TEA Agent Groups. A list of detected, user-defined Agent Groups is displayed.

To sort the list based on a specific column, click the relevant column heading. To sort in reverse order, click the column heading again. 

The following table describes the contents of the Agent Groups table:

Description of Agent Groups table

Column

Description

Name

Name of the Agent Group. Hover over the name to see the Agent Group ID number, which is used in filters and log files.

To filter by Agent Group name, type a value in the column heading.

Active Agents

Inactive Agents

Stale Agents

Hover over the number to see the name of the agents to which the status applies.

To filter by the number of Agents in a list, type a value in the column heading.

Execution Plans

 

Hover over the number to see the name of the Execution Plans that run scripts on the Agent Group.

To filter by the number of Execution Plans, type a value in the column heading.

Business Services

Hover over the number to see the name of the Business Services that run scripts on the Agent Group.

To filter by Business Service name, type a value in the column heading.

Modification Date

Date that the Agent Group was last modified in one of the following ways:

  • An Agent is added to, or removed from, the group
  • An associated Execution Plan is updated in any way, including adding or removing the group

Creation Date

Date that the Agent Group was created

Related topics

Monitoring-synthetic-TEA-Agents

Defining-an-Execution-Plan-to-run-a-script


 

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