Tutorial: Service component performance monitoring
This tutorial guides you through an example of setting up performance monitoring, and how to view the resulting statistics.
For service component event points that you monitor, you can publish to the Performance Monitoring Infrastructure (PMI) and view the resulting performance statistics on the Tivoli® Performance Viewer (TPV). This exercise demonstrates how performance monitoring of service component event points differs from monitoring using the Common Event Infrastructure (CEI) server and loggers. The major difference that you notice is that you select an entire service component element for performance monitoring, instead of individual events with specific natures. Because IBM® Business Process Manager can monitor performance only on service component elements having events with ENTRY, EXIT, and FAILURE natures, you have only those kinds of service component elements available to you to select for monitoring.
- Successful invocation - the firing of an event of nature type EXIT that follows a corresponding ENTRY event.
- Failed invocation - the firing of an event with a FAILURE nature following a corresponding ENTRY event.
- Time for successful completion - the elapsed time between the firing an ENTRY event and the firing of the corresponding EXIT event point.
Objectives of this tutorial
- Select the performance statistics of service component elements that you want to monitor.
- View and interpret the resulting performance statistics.
Time required to complete this tutorial
This tutorial requires approximately 15-20 minutes to complete.
Prerequisites
- Configured and started a server.
- Enabled the PMI on the server.
- Installed and started the Samples Gallery application on the server.
- Installed and started the business rules sample application on the server. Follow the instructions on the Samples Gallery page to set up and run the business rules sample application.