Network / Application performance monitoring

Hi all,
I am looking into a network / application performance monitoring tool to monitor my data center server performance and users experience. Can someone tell me what tool you're using ? and your experience with it ? any recommendation / input is highly appreciated.
Thanks all in advance !!!
D.

Hi D,
ExtraHop Networks offers a passive network appliance that analyzes transactions from L2-L7 in real time so that you get a holistic picture of performance for all your applications and supporting infrastructure. We offer customizable L7 visibility into web, database, authentication, DNS, Citrix, and storage transactions, as well as advanced TCP analysis.
In addition, our solution is the only agentless APM product to be certified for both Cisco UCS and UCS-E. Read more about our technology partnership with Cisco: http://www.extrahop.com/partners/technology/cisco-systems/
To try the ExtraHop system for free, download the Discovery Edition at www.extrahop.com/discovery.
Best of luck to you,
Tyson
Technical Marketing Manager, ExtraHop Networks

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"James" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
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"dso" <[email protected]> wrote:
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i downloaded and installed the WL performance monitor, console extension
package
at http://commerce.bea.com/products/weblogicserverconsoleextension/wlsext_home.jsp
As i tried to deploy "performance monitor" web app to the WL server at
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Therefore, i used workaround to manually copy "PerformanceMonitor.war"
and "FenwayWL.war"
to <Domain Home>/applications directory for manual deployment. However,
it seems
of no use. I still failed to carry out any operations through "performance
monitor"
node at left panel of admin console. For e.g, i failed to enable "resources"
and
"statistics" monitoring option at "Performance Monitor > Agent Configuration
screen. Very thankful somebody can help me to sort out my problem. My
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i downloaded and installed the WL performance monitor, console extension package
at http://commerce.bea.com/products/weblogicserverconsoleextension/wlsext_home.jsp
As i tried to deploy "performance monitor" web app to the WL server at "Performance
Monitor > Installation Instructions " screen. I just saw the error msg
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[J2EE:160029]I/O error while reading deployment - java.io.FileNotFoundException:
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examine your classpath to get the appropriate WLHOME. It does this by
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is correct and matches where PerformanceMonitor is installed. For example,
the path to .../server/lib/weblogic.jar is the same as to ../common/perf. In
my world, they both happen to be d:\bea\weblogic81.
Paul.
"dso" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi All
i downloaded and installed the WL performance monitor, console extension
package
at http://commerce.bea.com/products/weblogicserverconsoleextension/wlsext_home.jsp
As i tried to deploy "performance monitor" web app to the WL server at
"Performance
Monitor > Installation Instructions " screen. I just saw the error msg
weblogic.management.ManagementRuntimeException: weblogic.management.ApplicationException:
[J2EE:160029]I/O error while reading deployment - java.io.FileNotFoundException:
No such path: null\java\FenwayWL.war. java.io.FileNotFoundException:
No such path:
null\java\FenwayWL.war at weblogic.j2ee.J2EEUtils.getDeploymentInfo(J2EEUtils.java:191)
at weblogic.j2ee.J2EEUtils.getDeploymentInfo(J2EEUtils.java:155) at weblogic.j2ee.J2EEApplicationContainerFactory.initializeDeployment(J2EEApplicationContainerFactory.java:452)
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Therefore, i used workaround to manually copy "PerformanceMonitor.war"
and "FenwayWL.war"
to <Domain Home>/applications directory for manual deployment. However,
it seems
of no use. I still failed to carry out any operations through "performance
monitor"
node at left panel of admin console. For e.g, i failed to enable "resources"
and
"statistics" monitoring option at "Performance Monitor > Agent Configuration
screen. Very thankful somebody can help me to sort out my problem. My
platform
is win2000 + WL 8.1 sp1
thanks u very much in advance.
dso

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That's fine.
I've been looking in Performance Monitor for how this is done, as I have a program that periodically runs amok and starts indexing my Documents directory. I usually start to notice my machine getting sluggish when the process gets to about 1.5-2+GB
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So what I would like to do is monitor any instance of this process by name ('explorer'), and restart it when it gets to over 1.5GB of usage.
I setup a monitor of virtual size and working memory in the performance monitor, but I don't see how to set up an alarm that starts an action to restart it. (restarting it will cause the problem to go away for anywhere from a few hours to several days).
I've no clue as to what triggers it.
I found a bunch of XML scripts in
Windows/pla/Rules with names like:
Rules.System.CPU.xml*
Rules.System.Common.xml*
Rules.System.Configuration.xml*
Rules.System.Diagnostics.xml*
Rules.System.Disk.xml*
Rules.System.Finale.xml*
Rules.System.Memory.xml*
Rules.System.NetDiagFramework.xml*
Rules.System.NetTrace.xml*
Rules.System.Network.xml*
Rules.System.Performance.xml*
Rules.System.Performance.xml.orig*
Rules.System.Summary.xml*
Rules.System.Wired.xml*
Rules.System.Wireless.xml*
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<Rule name="$(RuleDiskSummary)" enabled="true">
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      <Delete select="Summary"/>
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     </Otherwise>
    </Exists>
   </Step>
</Rule>
</Group>
<StringTable>
<String ID="GroupSummary">Add Summary Blocks</String>
<String ID="RuleMemorySummary">Memory Summary</String>
<String ID="RuleDiskSummary">Disk Summary</String>
<String ID="RuleNetworkSummary">Network Summary</String>
</StringTable>
<Rule name="$(RuleDiskSummary)" enabled="true">
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    <Exists>
     <Otherwise>
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     </Otherwise>
    </Exists>
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   <Step select="/Report/Section/Table[@name='physicalDiskCounters']" fatal="true">
    <Exists>
     <Otherwise>
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       <Node>
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      </Insert>
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</Rule>
</Group>
<StringTable>
<String ID="GroupSummary">Add Summary Blocks</String>
<String ID="RuleMemorySummary">Memory Summary</String>
<String ID="RuleDiskSummary">Disk Summary</String>
<String ID="RuleNetworkSummary">Network Summary</String>
</StringTable>
Question is, how can I setup it for calling a trigger script when
parameters for Explorer get out of spec.
On confusing issue that stopped me from proceeding, was the time schedule to run the report:
I only allows for once/day.
I need / want continuous monitorying -- say at 1 minute or 3 minute intervals (5 might work, not sure -- doesn't take long for Explorer to get to 1-2G with a network connection of 10Gb.
So how can I monitor and control it?
A side issue -- I notice a resource-control agent for Win 2008 -- but this was disabled for Win7.
Anyone know why resource usage on Win7 was considered less important than on Win2k8 server?
My version of Win7 is Win7-x64-sp1 "Ultimate" [sic] (it doesn't include professional features like resource control)...
Thanks...This has bothered me for over a year and has persisted through new profiles and reinstalls of of the OS.
I have a feeling it is related to MS disabling Network disks in their indexer, so Explorer ends up doing it as a surrogage for things like the search engine (with the results not stored, because they are not local -- the worst of both worlds?)... but that's
just a feeling...
Thanks!
Astara...

You can create a Data Collector Set (create manually, not template), then choose performance counter Alert, configure alert actions, from the script, seems you want to monitor the “physicalDisk” performance, so you can set the “physicalDiskCounters”
into alert action, please follow the instruction in the link below.
Monitor disk space
http://www.ms-opsmgr.eu/?cat=43
If you want to view the detailed process related about explorer when your machine getting sluggish, I'd like to introduce a tool named process explorer to you.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-in/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx
It can clearly show you the processes running in your system, along with the hierarchical relationship and the cpu usage.
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response contains a reference to a third party World Wide Web site. Microsoft is providing this information as a convenience to you.
Microsoft
does not control these sites and has not tested any software or information found on these sites.
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Yolanda
TechNet Community Support

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P8:
P9:
P10:
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LoadedModule[32]=C:\Windows\system32\mmcndmgr.dll
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Hi CyberMat,
The next time you open your LabVIEW after a crash, there should be an error log file create. Please let me know the name of this file.
Thanks!
Karunya
Warm regards,
Karunya R
National Instruments
Applications Engineer

Performance Monitoring - How to get the data

Hi all,
we have a tool to monitor non sap systems and services and would like to use the same tool to get some runtime information from PI services, specially soap interfaces. The information we want is available at runtime workbench, performance monitoring.
Is there a standard function we can use to get this data (EJB , Bapi, RFC, etc...) ? Today we are importing daily a file with this information from RWB, but this is enough only for statistical purposes, not for monitoring.
Some tip?
thank you.
regards.
roberti

Roberti,
Three are a number of ways to tackle these things - I usually like CCMS just because SAP spends so much time making it work for everything anyway - if your tool can connect to this - you can get some decent information from here about your system status, queue's and java.
Speficially for Messages, I don't think that there are monitors defined as RFC BADI's or BAPI's to use but if you feel saucy, tables for messages are SXMSPMAST2 and SXMSPMAST - should give you a programming head-start to get some data and pass that back although you would only replicate the functions in CCMS.
Of course with all SAP Products, you have to go through the application to get this data, no ODBC connections or otherwise - there are other options like DBCON to allow you to 'send' data to other Db's if you need to do it that way.
Hope that helps somewhat and if this answers your question, please set your thread to answered.
Edited by: David Milliken on Feb 22, 2008 8:06 PM

Performance Monitor: what does ProcessingTime exactly mean

Hello,
we have to analyze the poor performance of our Idoc --> SOAP Implementation. In order to figure out,
where exactly the time get lost, we have re-check all stepts og the overall process. The Integration
Process makes some simple things:
- Receive Idoc
- map the dest. message
- Call Receiver by SOAP async
- read the Response, and set the status of the IDoc async.
All works fine but rather slow (not using the BPE is not an option!)
The Performance Monitor for the synchron SOAP Inbound Interface to the
receiving application tells us 1104 msg/h, respectively 2,172 sec/msg.
My question is, which time-periode do these numbers exactly span? Is
this the duration simply for the begin/end of the SOAP-Call independent
of the BPE? In other words: how and where can i see, whether the poor
performance comes from the fact, that the BPE just fires so few messages
per minute via the interface, or the SOAP-Call itselfs is very slow?
If the latter is true, the bad performance would have nothing to do with the
BPE but simply with the SOAP-Server, right?
Thanks in advance
Gunnar

Hi,
Please go through the below links, these will help you to analyse about the performance issues
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/489f5844-0c01-0010-79be-acc3b52250fd
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/defd5544-0c01-0010-ba88-fd38caee02f7?prtmode=navigate
/people/prasad.illapani/blog/2007/04/27/performance-tuning-checks-in-sap-exchange-infrastructurexi-part-iii
Thanks
Swarup

Network / Application performance monitoring

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