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Foglight for Citrix XenDesktop and XenApp 5.6.16.1 - User Guide

Getting Started Setting Up Data Collection Agents Monitoring the Performance of your XenDesktop Environment

Identifying Top Consumers

Your monitored XenDesktop environment delivers applications to end users on demand. The Summary - All Users view identifies the users with the highest applications and desktop usage, longest logon times, and highest network latencies. This view appears in the Quick View when you select All Users in the Users view on the left. Use it to look for potential bottlenecks in your system in order to prevent potential service disruptions by reallocating system resources where they are most needed.
Figure 108. Summary - All Users view
 
Table 11. Summary - All Users view
Top Application Consumers
The users running the most application instances over the selected time range.
Figure 109. Top Application Consumers view
Top Desktop Consumers
The users running the most desktop instances over the selected time range.
Figure 110. Top Desktop Consumers view
Top Session Logon Duration
The users running the sessions with the longest logon duration over the selected time range.
Figure 111. Top Session Logon Duration view
Top Session Network Latency
The users running the sessions with the highest network latency, over the selected time range.
Figure 112. Top Session Network Latency

Investigating the Levels of Resource Consumption

Your monitored XenDesktop® environment delivers virtual desktops and applications are delivered to end users on demand. You can review the levels of CPU and memory resources consumed by these elements, along with session-related metrics in the Summary - User view. Use it to identify the applications and desktops that consume the highest amounts of CPU and memory resources, and to look more closely at session latency and transfer rates. An application or desktop with consistently low CPU or memory utilization rates, for example, often calls for re-allocating these under used resources where they are more needed.
Figure 113. Summary - User view
 
Table 12. Summary - User view
Related Items
The objects that are associated with the selected user object and their alarm state.
Figure 114. Related Items view
Top App CPU Consumers
The application instances associated with the selected user that are consuming the highest amounts of CPU resources, over the selected time range.
Figure 115. Top App CPU Consumers view
Top App Memory Consumers
The application instances associated with the selected user that are consuming the highest amounts of memory resources, over the selected time range.
Figure 116. Top App Memory Consumers view
Top Session Latency
The sessions initiated by the selected user that have the highest latency, over the selected time range.
Figure 117. Top Session Latency view
Top Desktop CPU Consumers
The desktop instances associated with the selected user that are consuming the highest amounts of CPU resources, over the selected time range.
Figure 118. Top Desktop CPU Consumers view
Top Desktop Memory Consumers
The desktop instances associated with the selected user that are consuming the highest amounts of memory resources, over the selected time range.
Figure 119. Top Desktop Memory Consumers view
Top Session Transfer Rate
The sessions initiated by the selected user that have the highest network transfer rates, over the selected time range.
Figure 120. Top Session Transfer Rate view
Sessions
General information about the sessions initiated by the selected user, such as the session type, client name, desktop name, additional session details, resource utilization, and latency.
Figure 121. Sessions view

Monitoring Delivery Groups

A Delivery Group specifies which users can access desktops or applications based on their user type. You can monitor the performance of Delivery Groups when you select the Delivery Groups tile on the XenDesktop Environment dashboard. The information appearing in the XenDesktop DeliveryGroup Quick View can help you discover sources of performance degradation such as high number of sessions or machine failures, and to reallocate resources where they are most needed.
Figure 122. XenDesktop DeliveryGroup Quick View
To explore Delivery Groups:
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On the navigation panel, under Dashboards, click XenDesktop Environment.
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On the XenDesktop Environment dashboard, on the Monitoring tab, click the Delivery Groups tile.
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In the XenDesktop DeliveryGroup Quick View, in the Delivery Groups view on the left, click a delivery group node.
The XenDesktop DeliveryGroup Quick View refreshes, showing the Summary - Application view on the right.
Figure 123. Summary - Application view
This view displays general information about the selected delivery group and shows the high-level performance trends in session counts, logon duration, machine and connection failures, and so on. For more information, see Investigating Delivery Group Details.
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If you want to view the relationship the selected Delivery Group has with other components in your integrated environment, in the top-right corner, click View Dependency.
The display area refreshes, showing a dependency map.
Figure 124. Dependency map
The map illustrates how the selected Delivery Group relates to other components in your monitored environment. For more information, see Viewing Object Dependencies.
 
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TIP: To return to the XenDesktop Environment dashboard, use the bread crumb trail in the top-left corner.

Investigating Delivery Group Details

In your monitored environment, a Delivery Group is a collection of desktops and applications that can be accessed by specific end users. You can review the performance of individual Delivery Groups in the Summary - Delivery Group view. This view allows you to review general information about a selected delivery group along with performance trends in session counts, connected users, machine and connection failures. Use this view to review the general trends in the overall performance of monitored Delivery Groups and to look for any indicators that suggest potential bottlenecks. For example, an unusually high number of connection failures can affect the end-user experience and should be investigated.
Figure 125. Summary - Delivery Group view
 
Table 13. Summary - Delivery Group view
General information
General information about the session, such as its name, state, catalog name, type (desktop or application), support type, and the delivery group to which it belongs.
Figure 126. General information
Session Count
Session and user counts, and the counts of system- and connection-related failures, all over the selected time period.
Figure 127. Session Count, Connected User Count, Machine Failure Trend, and Connection Failure Trend views
Connected User Count
Machine Failure Trend
Connection Failure Trend
Logon Count Trend
Displays user logon counts over the selected time period. It also lists the numbers of desktops that are available, disconnected, and in use, and the projected trends.
Figure 128. Logon Count Trend view
Sessions
General information about the session, such as its type (desktop or application), the user associated with the session, client name, desktop name, additional session details, resource utilization, and latency.
Figure 129. Sessions view
Alarms
Displays the alarms generated against the selected delivery group. Each entry indicates the alarm severity (Warning, Critical, or Fatal), the time when the alarm was generated, and an explanation indicating what triggered the alarm.
Figure 130. Alarms view
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