Endpoint Monitoring
Monitor the performance of individual endpoints, in terms of connection activity and throughput across a specified time frame.
Endpoint Chart
Note: The endpoint chart displays a snapshot
of data for a particular time interval, and might not show spikes
that occur. For durations less than 1 hour, the charts are based
on snapshots taken every 5 seconds. For longer durations, the charts
are based on snapshots taken every minute.
Use the endpoint chart to view time-series charts for a particular endpoint, metric, and time
duration.
Note:
Any endpoint that has a name that starts with an exclamation point character (!) is an
internal pre-configured endpoint. Examples of internal pre-configured endpoints include
!MQConnectivityEndpoint and !ForwarderEndpoint. The
!ForwarderEndpoint is used to connect servers in a cluster. The
configuration of internal pre-configured endpoints cannot be changed.
You can view information about the following metrics over a specified duration:
- Active connections
- The number of clients that are connected to an endpoint over a time period. This number increases and decreases over time as clients connect, and disconnect from an endpoint.
- Cumulative failed connections
- The number of unexpected disconnects. If you have an endpoint with a high number of failed connections, then you might want to do more analysis of that particular endpoint to ascertain whether there is a problem.
- Throughput (msg)
- Throughput of messages that are sent and received for all connections that use a particular endpoint.
- Throughput (bytes)
- Throughput of data that is sent and received for all connections that use a particular endpoint.
Endpoint Data
Use endpoint data to view aggregated data for individual endpoints.
You can view information about the following metrics over a specified duration:
- Connections established
- The number of clients that successfully connected to an endpoint over a time period. If no new connections are established between the last hour and the last 6 hours, then the value for these fields remains the same.
- Cumulative failed connections
- The number of unexpected disconnects. If you have an endpoint with a high number of failed connections, then you might want to do more analysis of that particular endpoint to ascertain whether there is a problem.
- Throughput (msg)
- Aggregated throughput of messages for all connections that use a particular endpoint.
- Throughput (bytes)
- Aggregated throughput of data for all connections that use a particular endpoint.