Viewing system status


The System Status page provide information on your system performance over time. You can access them from the System Status menu.




KPI Group Status

The KPI Group Status screen displays a breakdown of the current status of each KPI group for the selected Db2 data sharing group and for each Db2 subsystem in the selected Db2 data sharing group, or for each LPAR within the selected Sysplex. The display includes numbers for all KPI groups that are in anomaly state to help you diagnose issues.

In the dropdown at the top of the tab, select Db2 Data Sharing Group to display data for a Db2 data sharing group or select Sysplex to display data for a Sysplex.

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  • If you select Db2 Data Sharing Group, a tab is displayed for each Db2 data sharing group. Within each tab, the top row represents the Db2 data sharing group and each subsequent row represents a Db2 subsystem within the Db2 data sharing group. The Db2 data sharing group name and each Db2 subsystem name is highlighted with the color that represents its overall status. If the status is unstable, the Db2 subsystem or Db2 data sharing group is marked with an ongoing event event_icon.pngicon. Click event_icon.png, you get the following options:
  • If you select Sysplex, a tab is displayed for each Sysplex. Within each tab, each row represents an LPAR in the Sysplex. Each LPAR name is highlighted with the color that represents its overall status. If the status is unstable, the Db2 Sysplex is marked with an ongoing event LPAR_event_icon.pngicon. Click LPAR_event_icon.png icon, you get the following options:

The Db2 subsystems or LPARs, and their KPI groups are listed with their status represented by colored icons with numbers, as listed on the Legend legend_tab.pngon the right side of the screen. The number indicates how long (in minutes) the KPI group has been in a status other than stable or the normalized score for the KPI Group.

If there is a Limit Breach, the icons for those KPI Groups are marked with an exclamation point even if they are within normal parameters.

If a Db2 subsystem restart is detected, affected KPI Groups are marked with a Restart Restart_Icon.pngicon.

To change the display

To select which values to display in the icons, click Display and select one of the following options:

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  • Elapsed Time—numbers in the icons reflect the number of minutes since the KPI Groups became unstable
  • Current Z-Score—numbers in the icons reflect the current Z-score for the KPI Groups

The icon for the Display button changes based on your selection. If you select Elapsed Time, it shows Display_Elapsed_Time.png. If you select Current Z-Score, it shows Display_Normalized_Score.png.

To view the details for a KPI group

You can click an icon of an anomalous KPI Group to see details about its status:

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To export data for a data sharing group

You can export the raw data for a Db2 data sharing group,  Db2subsystem, or LPAR to a CSV file. The file includes KPI Group scores and Exception scores.

To export the raw data, follow these steps:

  1. Click Export_Button_KPIG_Status.png.
  2. Select the Db2 data sharing group, Db2 subsystem, or LPAR.
  3. Click Download_button.png.

The CSV file is downloaded to your browser.

Timeline 

The Timeline screen displays a timeline for the selected Db2 data sharing group and all of its Db2 subsystems, or for the selected Sysplex and all of its LPARs.

To change the timeline from Db2 data sharing groups to Sysplexes, click the selection arrow next to Db2 Data Sharing Group and select Sysplex from the dropdown.

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Events and Exceptions are indicated as follows:

  • Orange shading indicates an ongoing event.
  • Grey shading indicates a closed event.
  • A red dot indicates an Exception.

Click on an event, you get the following options:

Click the name of a Db2 data sharing group, Db2 subsystem, or LPAR, or on a shaded event, to drill down and see more details.

The detailed timeline displays a timeline for all Categories and their performance for the selected item. Any time a KPI Group within a Category was in an anomaly state, it's indicated by an orange marker on the timeline.

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Click the name of an LPAR, Db2 data sharing group, or Db2 subsystem, or click on the event within the timeline to see more details.

You can view the details on a timeline or in the graph view.

Timeline

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The following table describes the actions that you can perform on the timeline:

Item

Description

1

Click Expand all Expand_All.pngto show details for the KPI Groups of all the displayed Categories.

Click Collapse all Collapse_All.pngto hide the details for the KPI Groups of all displayed Categories.

Click Customize view Filter_Icon.pngto select which Categories and KPI Groups to display on the timeline. Select Filter based on active event to see only those KPI Groups that are part of the current active event.

Click Filter - z/OS WLM Importance WLM_Filter_button.pngto apply filters to see the breakdown of the relevant KPIs based on WLM importance.

2

Use the arrow buttons to navigate along the timeline. The single arrow (< or >) moves one hour. The double arrow (<< or >>) moves four hours. 

3

Events are indicated by shaded areas in the Events row. Click a shaded area Event_shading.pngto see the event log.

Event_Log.png

Click the Event ID at the top of the Event Log to see the event details on the Active Events screen.

Click a timestamp to see detailed information for that time.

Limit Breached - Event Log.png

4

Click a Category name to expand it and see individual graphs for all of the KPI Groups in that category.

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The green area of the graph represents the normal range. The yellow and red areas of the graph represent anomaly values (values outside the normal range).

Hover over the timeline to see what the Z-Scores were for the KPI Groups at any given time.

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If a KPI Group has a Limit Breach, the timeline is shaded darker for that KPI Group during the breach.

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5

If any Exceptions occurred in the selected Db2 subsystem, they are listed in the Exception area.

  • When you expand Exceptions, the individual KPI names are listed, not KPI Groups.
  • Exceptions do not show as a graph. They show that an Exception occurred.
  • No projections are made for Exceptions.

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Hover over an Exception to see the Exception details.

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Graph View

Important

This functionality is available only if the Docker container is installed. For more information, see Installing-BMC-AMI-Ops-Insight.

To see graphs for all KPI Groups, click Switch to Graph View. The time period displayed on the graphs is the time period you were viewing on the timeline.

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Graph view displays individual graphs per KPI Group for all KPI Groups at the selected time, with a breakdown to the individual KPIs.

To see KPI values on a graph for a specific time, hover over the graph.

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To see a graph for a single KPI, click the KPI name below the graph. To see a graph for multiple KPIs within a KPI Group, press Ctrl or Shift to select multiple KPI Groups.

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To zoom in on a smaller time range, drag your cursor across one of the graphs to select the range. All of the graphs zoom in on the time range you selected.

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To see an expanded view of a single graph, click the list next to the graph title and select View.

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A more detailed view of the graph is displayed.

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To return to the view of all of the KPI Group graphs, click the back arrow or press Esc.

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For z/OS events, the graphs include a filter for WLM importance levels.
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By default, only IMP0, IMP1, and IMP2 WLM levels are shown. Click the IMP0 + IMP1 + IMP2 button, to open the filter and select the WLM levels you want to see.
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