Monitored Hosts, Servers, and Landscapes (SAP Library

Monitored Hosts, Servers, and Landscapes

You can use the Monitoring Console to centrally monitor your entire IT environment. The objects in this environment build a tree hierarchy:

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In detail:

Object Type	Description
Landscape	Groups systems by topic or from a technical point of view; when you first use the Monitoring Console, the landscape Local already exists, and contains the local system You define your landscapes yourself; for a description of how to do this, see Configuring System Monitoring.
System	SAP system; when the Monitoring Console is first used, the local system is known to the Monitoring Console. If you want to monitor other systems, you can add these from the System Landscape Directory
Database	Database associated with the relevant system; the databases Oracle and mySAP SQL MaxDB are supported in the first version of the Monitoring Console
System-Wide Services	Contains performance values for services that exist once per system; in this first version of the Monitoring Console you can monitor the background service here
Application Server	Application server of the relevant system
Host	Host of the application server; operating system data for the relevant host is displayed here

For information about the displayed values for the monitored objects, see Displayed Values of the Monitoring Console.