WebSphere

Determining system health

Use the System Health widget to quickly assess the status of application servers, nodes, clusters, deployment environments, messaging engines and their queues, databases, and system applications on your system, and to determine if there are any outstanding failed events that need further attention.

Before you begin

If you are using System Health in a deployment environment, the deployment manager must be running.
Procedure
  1. Log on to Business Space and open the System Health widget.
  2. Optional: Click this link to go to the topic for WebSphere Process Server.Click this link to go to the topic for WebSphere Process Server for z/OS.Click this link to go to the topic for WebSphere ESB.Click this link to go to the topic for WebSphere ESB for z/OS..
  3. Navigate through the Topology, System Applications, and Applications tabs to verify that all of your system components have the expected status.
  4. Use the Queues tab to determine whether any of your queues are reaching maximum queue depth.
  5. If the Recovery subsystem is enabled, check the Failed event count tab to see if there are any outstanding failed events that you need to examine.

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Timestamp icon Last updated: 30 March 2010


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