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Foglight for PeopleSoft 5.6.11 - User and Reference Guide

Using Foglight for PeopleSoft
Exploring the PeopleSoft Dashboards Foglight for PeopleSoft Agents PS_AppMonitor Agent PS_AppServer Agent PS_DB2SQL Agent PS_MSSQL Agent PS_OracleSQL Agent PS_PPM Agent PS_SchedMonitor Agent PS_SchedServer Agent PS_Scheduler Agent Manual Agent Naming Deployment Scenario Procedures
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PS_AppServer Views PS_DB2SQL Views PS_MSSQL Views PS_OracleSQL Views PS_PPM Views PS_SchedServer Views PS_Scheduler Views
Data

PS_AppServer_Process_Utilization_Overview Graph View

Purpose
The PS_AppServer_Process_Utilization_Overview graph provides resource utilization and availability measurements for application server processes that belong to the PeopleSoft application server domain.
 
Table 4. Description of the PS_AppServer_Process_Utilization_Overview Graph View
Data displayed
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Spawning (%) — The percent of process spawning found during the collection interval. Zero percent should be the normal value if MinInstances = MaxInstances, which is the recommended configuration by PeopleSoft.
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CPU Utilization (%) — The percentage of CPU resources used by all the instances of a process belonging to an application server domain.
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Memory Utilization (%) — The percentage of memory resources used by all the instances of a process belonging to an application server domain.
Where to go next
Drill down on:
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Spawning bar — For more information, see PS_AppServer_Process_Configuration Graph View. This displays the percent of process spawning found during the collection interval.
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CPU Utilization (%) bar — For more information, see PS_AppServer_Process_Configuration Graph View. This displays the percent of process spawning found during the collection interval.
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Memory Utilization (%) bar — For more information, see PS_AppServer_Process_Details Table View. This displays the server processes consuming memory resources.

PS_AppServer_Active_Clients Table View

Purpose
The PS_AppServer_Active_Clients table provides a list of client activity at the time of data collection.
If the number of clients is less than agent property Number of Clients to Monitor, all client activity is returned. If the number of clients is greater than agent property Number of Clients to Monitor only the top clients are returned based on the number of Active Requests and Requests.
 
Table 5. Description of the PS_AppServer_Active_Clients Table View
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Client ID — A unique identification for each of the Tuxedo clients. If the same PeopleSoft application user has two active connections to Tuxedo, they have two different ClientID values.
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Client Name — The client name associated with the client at tpinit(3c) time via the cltname element of the TPINIT structure. The client name is usually the workstation or jolt station handler, or the PeopleSoft application user who is logged in to the application server domain.
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User Name — User name associated with client at tpinit(3c) time via the usrname element of the TPINIT structure. UserName is typically either the workstation or jolt station handler, or the log in ID of the PeopleSoft application user.
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Active Requests — The number of requests initiated by the client that are still active at the time of data collection. The active requests number represents the number of requests that are waiting to be processed for a particular Tuxedo client (for example, the work station or jolt station handler, or the PeopleSoft application user who is logged in to the application server domain).
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Requests — The number of requests made by the client via tpcall(3c) or tpacall(3c) reported during the collection period. Typically, this indicates the activity of the PeopleSoft application users or the workstation or jolt station handlers. The data for requests represents the value since the client is active within the application server domain, for example, the value since inception or connection to the PeopleSoft application server domain, or since the time the user logged on. Typically, for the same active user, these values tend to increase in consecutive collection cycles. No changes in the Requests value for a particular PeopleSoft application user indicates that the user had no activity over that period of time.
Where to go next
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PS_AppServer_Active_Services Graph View

Purpose
The PS_AppServer_Active_Services graph displays the number of requests enqueued and number of requests completed for a particular service or request type when there are requests enqueued on an application server process during the collection period.
 
Table 6. Description of the PS_AppServer_Active_Services Graph View
Data displayed
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Service Name — The service name.
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Active Requests — The number of service requests that are enqueued at the time of data collection. A value of Active Requests greater than zero indicates a queuing condition where requests for that service type are in queue waiting to be processed by the appropriate application server process. Typically, this may be reflected by a Requests Enqueued value greater than zero for an application server process queue processing that particular service.
NOTE: This field shows a value only when T_DOMAIN:TA_MODEL is set to SHM, and T_DOMAIN:TA_LDBAL is set to Y. The above properties can be set in the psappsrv.ubx configuration file.
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Requests — The total number of requests processed by a server at the time of data collection since the application server domain process started or recycled.
NOTE: This field shows a value only when T_DOMAIN: TA_LDBAL is set to Y. This parameter can be set in the psappsrv.ubx configuration file.
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Requests Processed — The total number of requests processed by a server during the collection interval. Requests Processed displays the number of client service requests processed and completed by the application server process advertising those particular services during the collection interval.
NOTE: This field shows a value only when T_DOMAIN:TA_LDBAL is set to Y. This parameter can be set in the psappsrv.ubx configuration file.
Where to go next
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PS_AppServer_Domain_Config Table View

Purpose
The PS_AppServer_Domain_Config (Application Server Domain Configuration) table contains information on how a PeopleSoft application server domain is configured.
 
Table 7. Description of the PS_AppServer_Domain_Config Table View
Data displayed
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Domain Name — The name of the PeopleSoft Domain being monitored.
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Instance Name — The PeopleSoft instance being monitored.
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DB Monitoring Status — The trace flag that determines whether the domain passes on specific information to database.
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JOLT Encryption — The encryption level for Tuxedo JOLT.
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Trace PC — The trace flag mask value for PeopleCode tracing.
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Trace PC Mask — The trace flag value for PeopleCode tracing.
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Trace SQL — The trace flag value for SQL tracing.
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Trace SQL Mask — The trace flag mask value for SQL tracing.
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WSL Compression — The compression level for Tuxedo Workstation Listener.
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WSL Encryption — The encryption level for Tuxedo Workstation Listener.
Where to go next
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