The Subsystems available in IBM i server are one of the critical performance metrics monitored by Applications Manager in real-time. Applications Manager allows you to monitor, control and configure alarms for various subsystems in the IBM i server.
Applications Manager also monitors and displays the total number of subsystems in clear, critical and warning states along with the health of each attribute. Users can navigate through subsystems which are in clear, critical or warning through the For Monitor drop down menu where all the IBM i monitors in APM are listed.
Some of the parameters that are monitored in IBM i subsystems are:
Subsystems Summary | Displays the total number of subsystems in clear and critical states along with the health of each attribute. You can view sunsystems in clear or critical state separately by click on the respective counts. |
Monitored Subsystems | Displays the subsystems added for specific monitoring. You can configure alarms separately for each subsystem added in the Monitored Subsystems respectively. |
Subsystem Details | Provides subsystem details like Name, Library, Current Active Jobs, Maximum Active Jobs and Status. |
Current Active Jobs | The number of jobs active in the subsystem. |
Status | The status of the subsystem, which can be either ACTIVE, END (in the process of ending), or RSTD (the controlling subsystem is in the restricted condition). |
Library | The name of the library where the subsystem description is located. |
Users will be able to execute the actions like:
Applications Manager's IBM IBM i monitor enables you to manage and monitor your subsystems' availability and performance. Now, you can add or remove subsystems to be specifically monitored in Monitored Subsystems.
For more information, refer to IBM i Messages Monitoring Online Help.
It allows us to track crucial metrics such as response times, resource utilization, error rates, and transaction performance. The real-time monitoring alerts promptly notify us of any issues or anomalies, enabling us to take immediate action.
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