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SYS.Monitor.SystemSensors

Implements Sensors for the System Monitor. These are used to evaluate the system "health", post alerts using the Cache log Monitor, and provide metrics for the system Dashboard.

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method CertCheck() as %Status
method GetCPU() as %Status
CPU Utilization for ECP and daemons
method GetCSPGateway() as %Status
CSPGateway sensors have the qualifier: :. For example, "192.12.12.1:33".
method GetDBStats() as %Status
Latency and Reads/Writes
method GetECP() as %Status
DB server = ECP data server (from an ECP standpoint) ECP server = ECP client system (from an ECP standpoint)
method GetISCAgent() as %Status
method GetJournalSpace() as %Status
Get journal available disk space
method GetJournals() as %Status
Get journal growth rate and number of journal files per minute.
method GetLicense() as %Status
method GetLockTable() as %Status
method GetMemory() as %Status
method GetMirrors() as %Status
Journal latency values: 0 = Error, this node is not connected to the primary mirror member (this node could be the primary or it could be disconnected).
  • 1 = This node is caught up to the current end of the journal file on the primary.
  • negative # is the # of journal files behind the primary we are. -1 would mean we're receiving the file prior to the current file, -2 the file prior to that, etc.
  • positive # means we're receiving the current journal file on the primary and this is the # of bytes in the file we're behind. Database latency values: On a connected backup or async member this returns an indication of how up to date the active databases are with respect to the journal data we've received from the primary. 0 = Error, this node is not connected to the primary mirror member (this node could be the primary or it could be disconnected).
  • 1 = The databases are caught up to the current end of the journal data
  • negative # is the # of journal files behind the last one. -1 would mean the journal file prior to the last file is being restore, -2 the file prior to that, etc.
  • positive # means we're restoring the current journal file and this is the number of bytes remainining in the file to be restored
  • method GetProcessCount() as %Status
    method GetSMH() as %Status
    method GetSensors() as %Status
    Read sensors The Control process calls GetSensors() every 30 seconds. Some of the sensors take a reading every cycle, averaging readings over the period of a minute, while others examine a counter after a 1 minute interval.
    method GetShadows() as %Status
    method GetTrans() as %Status
    Get transaction info Return number of open transactions, average time open, average size as statistics,

    Return all size > 100MB and longer than 12 hours as metrics.

    method GetWD() as %Status
    method GloStats(init As %Boolean = 0) as %Status
    Get system metric sample A return code of $$$OK indicates there is a new sample instance. A return code of 0 indicates there is no sample instance.
    method GloStatsInit() as %Status
    A return code of $$$OK indicates there is a new sample instance. A return code of 0 indicates there is no sample instance.
    method InitOpenTx() as %Status
    method InitSensors() as %Status
    Initialize all Health Monitor sensors Note that InitializeSensor only creates the SensorObject if it doesn't already exist.
    method Start() as %Status
    Inherited description: USER MAY IMPLEMENT THIS METHOD

    The System Monitor Controller calls this method once when it starts. The user may initialize the properties, counters, etc.

    A return code of $$$OK indicates there were no errors. A return code of 0 indicates a failure.

    method WDBuffersCheck() as %Status
    The buffer pool(s) are monitored. The interval between MinBuffBatch (where background jobs will freeze) and total buffers allocated is examined (called "headroom"). If Headroom is at 50%, a first warning is issued. At 25% a second warning is issued. If headroom falls to 0%, a Severe message is issued.

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