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IBM Workplace Server Performance and Health Monitor
A Web application that enables users to gauge the performance and health of a Workplace server.
Date Posted: June 22, 2006
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Update: June 28, 2006
New version contains extension points for enabling seamless addition of future capabilities.
What is IBM Workplace Server Performance and Health Monitor?
This application enables users to monitor an IBM Workplace™ Collaboration server or an IBM Workplace Services Express server. This monitor uses the Workplace Toolkit APIs to periodically generate a set of transactions and record the success or failure of those transactions along with the response times. In the case of a failure, an e-mail notification is sent. The user interface provides control of the monitor as well as the ability to view the results.
How does it work? The Workplace Performance and Health Monitor is a J2EE application that one installs and runs on the Workplace server that is to be monitored.
The application monitors the following Workplace components, if they are available on the Workplace server:
- calendar
- discussion team space
- document library
- messaging
- Web conference.
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| | About the technology author(s):
Don Morrison is a senior software engineer for IBM in Rochester, Minnesota. He has worked for the past seven years on adapting various aspects of Lotus technologies to i5/OS. Previous development assignments include iSeries™ communications, client access, and storage management.
Ramadevi Jaini is a software engineer for the Computer Task Group in Rochester, Minnesota. She has been woking on IBM Workplace Collaboration Services for i5/OS for the past year.
Oko Swai is a software engineer for IBM in Rochester, Minnesota. He has spent the last year working on IBM Workplace Collaboration Services for i5/OS. Before that, he was involved in the development of the IBM Express Runtime product.
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For platform(s):
Linux - Red Hat, Linux - SuSE, OS/400, Red Hat Linux, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Windows 2000 Server, iSeries
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For topics:
J2EE, monitoring, performance, testing, Web service, Servers, Workplace
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