2.2 General procedure for using Performance Management to monitor the business system and respond to problems
Performance Management uses the alarm function and the report function to monitor the business system. Monitoring of the business system involves preparations for monitoring, checking the monitoring status and troubleshooting, and taking actions based on the troubleshooting results.
The table below describes the general procedure for using Performance Management to monitor the business system and respond to problems. Performance Management supports tasks 1 through 7.
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Overview of tasks |
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Task |
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Preparations for monitoring |
1 |
Select the monitoring templates to be used. |
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2 |
Bind alarm tables to monitoring agents. |
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3 |
Check whether the monitoring operation started successfully. |
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Checking the monitoring status and troubleshooting |
4 |
Periodically check the overall condition of the system. |
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5 |
If a problem in the overall condition of the system is detected, check the statuses of the monitoring agent alarms. |
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6 |
Display reports associated with the alarms and determine the causes of problems. |
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7 |
Display drilldown reports and determine the details of the cause of a problem. |
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Problem response based on the troubleshooting results |
8 |
Use reports to respond to problems based on the troubleshooting results. |
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