Understand your System Events Dashboard
Use the System Event Processing dashboard to set the filters to display information about events and queues.
Before you begin
Role required: admin
Procedure
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Go to .
The System Event Monitoring dashboard shows up.
Scores-System Event processing health checks
The Scores and tab shows what's going on in the event processing system.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Active Delegators | Indicates whether there is an event delegator enabled. The event delegator is responsible for delegating out events to queues that use the delegated event functionality. Clicking on the card will take you to the list of
delegators. Number of delegators in green is positive. Note: This card shows up only if the Queue uses the delegator model. If this card shows up, the Active Jobs card doesn't show up. If no queue is selected,
Active Delegators, Active Processors, and Active Jobs cards show up simultaneously. |
| Active Processors | The number of active event processors in the event system. Click on the card to take you to the list of active processors (if any). Number in red indicates that the processor needs to be configured. Note: This card shows up only if the Queue uses the delegator model. If this card shows up, the Active Jobs card doesn't show up. If no queue is selected,
Active Delegators, Active Processors, and Active Jobs cards show up simultaneously. |
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Active Jobs |
Number of jobs associated for a queue in processing framework. These jobs are different than the earlier jobs used in the delegator model. In processing framework based on the configuration and checks, the processing jobs are created automatically. Note:
This card shows up only if the Queue doesn't use the delegator/dedicated model and is backed by processing framework. If this card shows up, the Active Delegators and
Active Processors cards don't show up. If no queue is selected, Active Delegators, Active Processors, and Active Jobs cards show
up simultaneously. |
| Event Processing Alerts | The number of event processing alerts in the last 5 hour. Clicking on the card takes you to the Events Alerts table that has all the corresponding alerts. |
| Event Jobs on Schedule | Number of scheduled jobs events that are on schedule. |
Scores-Current Scores
Use the Current Scores section to have a direct check on the sysevent table and shows the current states of the events.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Total Events | Total events in the system within the set time period |
| Total Ready | Total events that are ready to be processed |
| Total Processing | Total events that are processing |
| Total Processed | Total events that are already processed |
| Total Error | Total errors in the events |
| Total Transferred | Total events that have been transferred from one chart to the next |
Scores-Trends
Use the Trends section to have a metric-based graphical understanding of the activities in the event processing system.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Event Delegation Trend | Metric collected related to the delegation of events |
| Event Processor Trend | Metric collected for the various events processor |
| Event Trend | Metric for specific events |
| Email/Script action Handler Trend | Metric collected for event handlers |
Details-Configure an alert
Review the details of an alert set every 15 minutes mostly on an instance level. By default, five alerts are provided along with the application. The alerts are setup based on a set of conditions, including what queue it applies to.
Before you begin
Role required: admin
Procedure
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Select the alert you just updated.
Note:You can open the Event Alert form for the selected alert by selecting the Created column. If you select the Alert Configuration column, the Event Alert Configuration form for the selected alert shows up. You can also open the Event Alert form by selecting the 'i' icon.