Monitoring TREX with CCMS
You can use the monitoring functions of CCMS (ComputingCenterManagement System) to monitor Search and Classification (TREX). This documentation describes how to configure and use the monitoring functions.
After the TREX installation, all files and directories that you require for the correct operation of CCMS and GRMG are available on your host: The SAPCCMSR CCMS agent and the DSRLIB library (name extensions depend on the platform). These files are located in the <TREX_DIR>/exe directory.
TheTREX admin tool (standalone) also provides a monitoring function for monitoring processes, errors, and alerts. The TREX alert server regularly checks central TREX functions and can notify you by e-mail of the system status in the event of an error or incorrect configuration. This information is also visible via CCMS.
Prerequisites
You have configured CCMS monitoring for TREX by performing the following steps:
- Configure parameter reporting
- Configure monitoring of availability (Heartbeat/GRMG)
- Configure monitoring of log files
- Configure monitoring of processes
Features
The following monitoring functions are available:
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Monitoring parameters, availability, log files, and processes
- Parameter reporting
- Availability monitoring (Heartbeat/GRMG)
- Log file monitoring
- Process monitoring
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Activity tracing
Activity tracing is not part of the CCMS monitoring of TREX. You have to configure activity tracing separately. You monitor activity tracing for TREX using the J2EE Log Viewer.
Naming Conventions
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<TREX_DIR> |
Installation directory for TREX. The path to the directory is:
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<TREX_GLOBAL> |
Global file system for your TREX installation:
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<SAPSID>_TRX<instance_number>_<host> |
Instance profile for a TREX instance The instance profile contains specific information about the runtime environment for a TREX instance. |
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START_TRX<instance_number>_<host> |
Start profile for a TREX instance Specifies the TREX instance number and the host name on which the TREX instance runs. |
Path specifications
The forward slash (/) is usually used in path specifications such as <TREX_GLOBAL>/START_TRX<instance_number>_<host>.