PeopleSoft Application Example: “This is my main dashboard. I always have this on a tab in my browser. It shows the status of all the infrastructure”main dashboard Kent Dalpan CIT-IS Enterprise Application Support Team (EAST) 120 Maple Avenue Room 132 Cornell University Phone: (607) Fax: (607)

PeopleSoft Application Example: “This one is what I use to black out the system when we do migrations, Fix releases and patches.”what I use Kent Dalpan CIT-IS Enterprise Application Support Team (EAST) 120 Maple Avenue Room 132 Cornell University Phone: (607) Fax: (607)

System Performance Troubleshooting Example

BlackBoard Application Example: “Our Blackboard Dashboard (continually changing as we refine this)”Blackboard Dashboard Patrick M. McCabe and Tim Cornwell Blackboard Applications Support Team 120 Maple Avenue Room 132 Cornell University

BlackBoard monitoring noted quotes from Patrick and Tim We found it useful to create OEM "system" objects and add various types of servers into each system, such as: Application servers Database Servers NFS Content Servers We also used the OEM "Apache HTTP Server" object type We created "Services" that point to the above "systems" and added those services to our Dashboard in the Services Monitoring Dashboard. This part of the dashboard tells us at a glance if these servers are up or down. We created other "service tests" that are of service test type = Web Transaction, and specified some URLs (provided by Blackboard) that represent various "application health checks". We created other "service tests" that are of service test type = JDBC SQL Timing that provide us counts of number of unique users within specific time periods. We created other "systems" and "services" where we monitor specific metrics for a specific server (or system – representing several servers). This is useful for knowing what the current value (and historical values) are for various metrics. We will be adding more items to our dashboard as we proceed, such as length of time to log in to the application, etc. We plan to continually refine our dashboard over time as we gain experience.

My Cornell Example: “I have 3 tests set up that I use, under Services they are named “dev myCornell”, “LaunchPad Monitors” and “myCornell Prod Service Test”. The third one is the most extensive and includes a transaction test as well as listening to agents installed on 3 Tomcat hosts. Those are then combined in a dashboard which has been defined as a Web Proxy portlet in myCornell. The name is myCornell Dashboard in the IT Resources category. Right now it’s limited to the old CIT IS group which we are still in. You’ll want to add a tab, leave it as a single column then add myCornell Dashboard. ”dashboard Jon Atherton MyCornell Support 120 Maple Avenue Cornell University

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