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Foglight for Infrastructure 7.3.0 - User Guide

Using Foglight for Infrastructure Monitoring log files with Foglight Log Monitor Monitoring IBM PowerVM environments
Before you begin Managing PowerVM HMC agents Monitoring your PowerVM environment
Advanced system configuration and troubleshooting Reference
Foglight for Infrastructure views Foglight Log Monitor views Rules Metrics
Appendix: Building regular expressions in Foglight

Monitoring your PowerVM environment

You can monitor the performance of PowerVM® servers, PowerVM partitions, and PowerVM Virtual I/O servers on the Monitoring tab of the Infrastructure Environment dashboard. The information appearing on this dashboard can tell you how well the selected monitored objects are performing given the current workload, and to discover potential resource-level issues, typically indicated by higher than usual processor, memory, and disk storage usage. This allows you to pro-actively reallocate resources where they are most needed, and to prevent service interruptions before they happen.

Exploring the Infrastructure Environment dashboard

A typical PowerVM® environment includes one or more HMC instances, managed PowerVM servers, PowerVM partitions, and PowerVM Virtual I/O server (VIOS) instances. You can view the state of these components on the Infrastructure Environment dashboard when you select the PowerVM service.

Figure 7. Infrastructure Environment dashboard

The Infrastructure Environment dashboard provides a set of tabs, each displaying a different aspect of your monitored system.

The Monitoring tab displays main components of your monitored PowerVM infrastructure such as HMC instances, managed servers, partitions, and VIOS instances. When you navigate to the Infrastructure Environment dashboard and select the PowerVM service for the first time, the Monitoring tab appears open.

To view PowerVM objects on the Infrastructure Environment dashboard:
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Log in to the Foglight™ browser interface.
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On the navigation panel, under Dashboards, click Infrastructure.
The Infrastructure Environment dashboard appears in the display area.
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On the Infrastructure Environment dashboard, in the top-left corner, click the service box, and from the list that appears, select Power VM.
Figure 8. Infrastructure Environment PowerVM service
The Infrastructure Environment dashboard refreshes, showing your monitored PowerVM objects.
Figure 9. Infrastructure Environment dashboard
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On the Infrastructure Environment dashboard, on the Monitoring tab, click a tile representing the object type that you want to investigate.
For example, to investigate managed servers, click the Managed Server tile.
The Selected Service PowerVM view refreshes, showing the performance summary of all managed servers in the Summary - All Managed Server view on the right.
Figure 10. Summary - All Managed Server view
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In the Managed Server view on the left, select an object instance from the list.
For example, if you selected All Managed Server, click a managed server in the list.
The Selected Service PowerVM refreshes, showing the managed server summary view on the right.
Figure 11. Managed server summary view
This view displays the resource utilization for the selected object.
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To display more details about the selected managed server, partition, or VIOS, in the top-right corner, click Explore.
The display area refreshes.
Figure 12. Managed Server Details view
This view provides a set of tabs, providing physical system configuration details along with processor, memory, disk, and network utilization details. For more details about the information appearing on these tabs, see Investigating additional managed server, partition, and VIOS details.
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TIP: To return to the Infrastructure Environment dashboard, use the bread crumb trail in the top-left corner.

Selecting monitored objects

A set of tiles along the top of this tab gives you a quick overview of the monitored objects: HMC instances, managed servers, partitions, and VIOS instances. Each tile represents a collection of a specific object type, shows the object count, and the count of objects in each alarm state (Normal, Warning, Critical, and Fatal).

Figure 13. Tiles representing monitored objects

The Selected Service PowerVM view appearing immediately below the tiles allows you to select a specific instance of the tile selection. From here, you can drill down on a desired object instance, and review the metrics associated with the selected object.

Figure 14. Selecting monitored objects

Observing alarms

If any alarms are generated against certain types of monitored objects, they appear along the bottom of the summary view on the right. Drill down on an alarm to find out what triggered it. The information appearing in the alarm dialog box can help you understand the cause of the problem, and suggest the steps you can take to further investigate the related issue.

Figure 15. Drilling down on an alarm

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