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Cameron Blashka | Informer Implementation Specialist
Care and Feeding of Informer How to Ensure Long-term Stability with your Informer system PRESENTER: Cameron Blashka | Informer Implementation Specialist April 26 & April 27, 2017
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Overview The Informer System Maintenance Tasks
Upgrades Log Files Derby Database Tables Routine Backups & Packages Scheduled Restarts
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Informer is a Three-Tier System!
Database Server Open Connection Connection Pooling Query Execution Selection Web Server Load Results Grouping Script Execution Sorting Normalization Client Machine Render Results AJAX/JavaScript Group Listing
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Upgrading Informer Current Version: 4.7.0 Why Bother Upgrading?
Bug fixes New features Improved UI Elasticsearch with Dashboards Check the Release Notes!
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Upgrading Informer Download the most recent .war upgrade file
Client Portal Support Ticket Place inside the ./webapp folder on the Informer server Restart Informer Done! Note: Once you successfully upgrade, you can delete the .war files for the older versions of Informer!
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Log Maintenance Useful when encountering errors
Always running in the background Can grow huge when gone unchecked Not necessary to log everything at all times
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Log Maintenance Verify the Settings Set up Rolling Logs
Admin -> Log Settings –> Restore Default Set up Rolling Logs Affects openinformer.log, not servicelog.txt
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Log Maintenance Returns the basics of what Informer is doing
log4j.logger.com.entrinsik.informer=info Returns what statements are sent to the database (U2) log4j.logger.com.entrinsik.informer.uoj.STATEMENTS=info Returns what statements are sent to the database (SQL) log4j.logger.com.entrinsik.informer.sql.query=DEBUG Returns what comes back from the database (U2) log4j.logger.com.entrinsik.informer.uoj=DEBUG Returns what comes back from the database (SQL) log4j.logger.com.entrinsik.informer.sql=TRACE
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Database Maintenance Large tables over time
LAUNCHAUDIT JOBHISTORY DATAARCHIVE Most users don’t need content from 20XX and earlier Can be cleaned up via derby command line to reclaim space
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Backups Informer database is located in the ./db folder
Make frequent backup in case of catastrophic failure The more space you have, the more liberal you can afford to be with backups Scheduled tasks
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Packages Useful for specific object backups
Reports Datasources Mappings Less useful for full-system backups Be wary of duplication!
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Restarts Releases cached items, on both the application and the server
Adjusts memory usage on the server Restarted a potentially frozen Scheduler Can be scheduled during confirmed downtimes, like early morning on weekends
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Thank you! Any questions?
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