The developerWorks Connections platform will be sunset on January 2, 2020. This blog will no longer be available unless an extension has been requested. More details available on our FAQ.
X
Monitoring - A primer on how to improve the reliability and predictability of your CLM or CE system
Complex distributed systems require an automated, layered approach to monitoring. Most organizations monitor key parts of their infrastructure but monitoring typically stops at the application layer because it can be difficult to know what and how to effectively monitor applications without an understanding of the application architecture.
In the CLM
|
Monitoring your Rational Team Concert cluster
Monitoring your Rational Team concert cluster article by Alexander Bernstein, Vishwanath Ramaswamy, Vaughn Rokosz, Richard Watts - describes how to monitor six key aspects of your clustered Rational Team Concert environment.
The article includes information on the following topics:
|
A primer on how to improve the reliability and predictability of your CLM or CE system
CLM Monitoring - Vishwanath Ramaswamy, Vaughn Rokosz, and Richard Watts of Persistent Systems provide a primer on how to improve the reliability and predictability of your CLM or CE system. Complex distributed systems require an automated, layered approach to monitoring. Most organizations monitor key parts of their infrastructure, but monitoring typically stops at the application layer because it can be difficult to know what and how to effectively monitor applications without an understanding of the application architecture.
This article describes some key application metrics to monitor and present a high level overview of the distributed application architecture. [Read more…]
Downloadable resource |
CLM Monitoring - what are you waiting for?Are you waiting to start a monitoring program in your IBM Collaborative Lifecycle Management (CLM) environment?
Monitoring should be incorporated during times of peace and not considered only as an after-thought once a crisis hits and when time is of the essence.
The article Monitoring: Where to Start? provides information about how to get started with monitoring. It also provides reasons for doing so such as: avoiding issues, identifying tuning opportunities, or optimizing daily and long-term operations.
More detailed information about monitoring different servers (CLM, jazz, web and application) is available in the Monitoring section of the Deployment wiki on jazz.net. |
