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JP1 Version 11: Example Configurations Performance management

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List of example configurations for performance management (1/3)

Service Level Management

Configuration for monitoring web system service performance and availability by linking with operation and performance management products SLM - 02

JP1/Performance Management - Manager JP1/Performance Management - Agent Option for Service Response

Configuration for real-time monitoring of web system service performance SLM - 01

JP1/Base JP1/Service Level Management - Manager JP1/Service Level Management - User Response

Configuration for monitoring web system service performance across multiple segments SLM - 03


Configuration for monitoring web system service performance in a virtual environment SLM - 04




Operation and performance management (agentless (remote) monitoring)

Configuration for agentless monitoring of virtual environment operation status PFMR - 02

JP1/Performance Management - Remote Monitor for Virtual Machine

Configuration for agentless monitoring of database operation status (Microsoft(R) SQL Server) PFMR - 03

JP1/Performance Management - Remote Monitor for Microsoft(R) SQL Server Configuration for agentless monitoring of Internet service operation status PFMR - 04

JP1/Performance Management - Agent Option for Service Response

Configuration for agentless monitoring of server system operation status PFMR- 01

JP1/Performance Management - Manager JP1/Performance Management - Remote Monitor for Platform

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Operation and performance management (agent monitoring)

Configuration for detailed monitoring of SAP ERP system operation status PFMA - 02

JP1/Performance Management - Agent Option for Enterprise Applications

Configuration for detailed monitoring of database operation status (Oracle) PFMA - 03

JP1/Performance Management - Agent Option for Oracle

Configuration for detailed monitoring of server system operation status PFMA- 01

JP1/Performance Management - Manager JP1/Performance Management - Agent Option for Platform

Agentless monitoring and agent monitoring

Agentless monitoring You can remotely monitor server operation status without installing an agent on the monitored servers. Because you do not have to install an agent product, you can immediately start monitoring systems (even those in operation). You can also introduce the operation monitoring system at a lower cost. Agentless monitoring is also suitable when you do not want monitoring to overload the monitored servers. Agent monitoring If you want to monitor server operation status in more detail, agent monitoring (in which you install a monitoring agent on a monitored server) is more suitable. You can obtain more in-depth operational information (monitoring items), and monitoring can be continued even if the server disconnects from the network. You can combine the methods of agent monitoring (powerful monitoring with in-depth monitoring items) and agentless monitoring (simple monitoring) according to the importance of servers, allowing flexibility in handling a variety of system requirements.

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Configuration for real-time monitoring of web system service performance SLM - 01

This configuration is used for real-time monitoring of web system service performance from a user perspective, and for periodic evaluation of service level objectives (SLOs) that cannot be judged simply by monitoring items of resources and processes. You can also detect hidden problems and monitor failure warning signs.

Service level management manager Number of managers: 1 OS: Windows

User response monitoring server Number of servers: 1 OS: Windows

Monitored servers (web servers) Number of servers: 2 OS: Windows

Notes: - The service level management viewer requires a web browser

environment. - If multiple web servers exist on the same server machine, they

are counted as individually monitored servers.

Service level management

viewer Windows

Internet Explorer


manager Windows

JP1/SLM - Manager JP1/Base

Switch

User response monitoring server

Windows JP1/SLM - UR

User User

Internet

Two monitored servers

(Web servers) Windows

Web server

Web server

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Example configuration Conditions assumed in this example configuration


SLM - 02

MTTR: Mean Time To Recovery MTBF: Mean Time Between Failures



Operating performance monitoring manager Number of managers: 1 OS: Windows

Remote monitoring server Number of servers: 1 OS: Windows


Notes: - The service level management viewer requires a web browser

environment. - If multiple web servers exist on the same server machine, they

are counted as individually monitored servers.

Service level management viewer

and Operating performance

monitoring viewer Windows

Internet Explorer


manager Windows


Switch



Operating performance monitoring manager Windows

JP1/PFM - Manager [Web Console] JP1/PFM - Manager [Manager] JP1/Base

Remote monitoring server

Windows JP1/PFM - Agent for SR [Service Response] JP1/PFM - Agent for SR [Base]

User User

Internet

This configuration is used to monitor web system service performance in combination with service availability (service operation ratio, MTTR, and MTBF) determined by periodic measurement of web system response time. This configuration is also used for periodic evaluation of service level objectives (SLOs).


(Web servers) Windows

Web server

Web server

Configuration for monitoring web system service performance and availability by linking with operation and performance management products

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SLM - 03

This configuration is used for real-time monitoring of web system service performance across multiple segments, from a user perspective. This configuration is also used for periodic evaluation of service level objectives (SLOs) that cannot be judged simply by monitoring items of resources and processes. You can also detect hidden problems and monitor failure warning signs.




Note: The service level management viewer requires a web browser environment.


viewer Windows

Internet Explorer


manager Windows


Switch



User User



Switch

Internet

Three monitored servers (Web servers)

Windows

Four monitored servers (Web servers)

Windows

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Configuration for monitoring web system service performance across multiple segments



SLM - 03

This configuration is used for real-time monitoring of web system service performance, in a virtual environment, from a user perspective. This configuration is also used for periodic evaluation of service level objectives (SLOs) that cannot be judged by monitoring items of resources and processes. You can also detect hidden problems, and monitor failure warning signs.

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SLM - 04 Configuration for monitoring web system service performance in a virtual environment


viewer Windows

Internet Explorer

Internet



Virtual environment

Virtual switch



Monitored server (web server) Number of servers: 1 OS: Windows

Note: The service level management viewer requires a web browser environment.

User User

One monitored server

(Web server) Windows


manager Windows




PFMR - 01

This configuration is used for agentless monitoring of the OS operation status. There is no need to install an agent on servers to be monitored.

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Configuration for agentless monitoring of server system operation status



Number of monitored servers: 6 [Breakdown] Windows servers: 4 (including virtual machines: 2) Linux servers: 2

Notes: - The operating performance monitoring viewer requires a

web browser environment. - For JP1/PFM - RM for Platform, which monitors the

operation status of servers and virtual machines (OSs), the number of monitored devices includes the number of monitored servers and monitored virtual machines (OSs).

Operating performance monitoring viewer

Windows Internet Explorer

Remote monitoring server Windows

JP1/PFM - RM for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - RM for Platform [Base]


Windows

Operating performance monitoring manager

Windows JP1/PFM - Manager [Manager] JP1/PFM - Manager [Web Console]

Two monitored servers Linux

Two monitored devices

(Virtual machines)

Virtual machine Windows


Virtual environment



PFMR - 02

This configuration is used for agentless monitoring of the OS operation status of virtual environments (hypervisors). There is no need to install an agent on servers to be monitored.

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Configuration for agentless monitoring of virtual environment operation status



Operating performance


Internet Explorer

Remote monitoring server Windows

JP1/PFM - RM for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - RM for Platform [Base] JP1/PFM - RM for VM [Virtual Machine]


Two monitored devices

(Virtual machines)


VMware ESX

Virtual environment

Monitored device (Hypervisor)




Monitored devices (virtual environments) Virtual machines (OS: Windows): 2 Hypervisor: 1

Notes: - The operating performance monitoring viewer requires a web

browser environment. - For JP1/PFM - RM for Platform, which monitors the operation

status of servers and virtual machines (OSs), the number of monitored devices is equal to the number of virtual machines (OSs).

- For JP1/PFM - RM for VM, which monitors the operation status of hypervisors, the number of hypervisors is counted as the number of devices to be monitored. The number of virtual machines is not counted.


Configuration for agentless monitoring of database operation status (Microsoft(R) SQL Server) PFMR - 03



Monitored server (database server) Number of servers: 1 OS: Windows

Note: The operating performance monitoring viewer requires a web browser environment.





Internet Explorer

One remote monitoring server Windows

JP1/PFM - RM for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - RM for Platform [Base] JP1/PFM - RM for SQL [Microsoft(R) SQL Server]

Database

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Monitored server (Database server)

Windows Microsoft SQL Server (One instance)

This configuration is used for agentless monitoring of the operation status of Microsoft SQL Server. There is no need to install an agent on servers to be monitored.


PFMR - 04

This configuration allows you to monitor Internet services and measure response time. You can also create a scenario that anticipates sequences of customer operations, and record web page transitions based on that scenario to measure response time. You can measure and quantitatively evaluate the response of web services from a customer perspective.

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Configuration for agentless monitoring of Internet service operation status









Internet Explorer

Inte

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ntra

net

Remote monitoring server

Windows JP1/PFM - Agent for SR [Service Response] JP1/PFM - Agent for SR [Base]

Monitored server (Web server)

Windows



This configuration is used to monitor the OS operation status. Detailed monitoring is possible by installing agents on the servers to be monitored.

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PFMA - 01 Configuration for detailed monitoring of server system operation status


Monitored servers Number of servers: 5 [Breakdown] Windows servers: 3 Linux servers: 2




Internet Explorer



Three monitored servers Windows

JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Base]

Two monitored servers Linux

JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Base]



PFMA - 02

This configuration is used to monitor the OS operation status of the SAP ERP system and servers. Detailed monitoring is possible by installing agents on the servers to be monitored.

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Configuration for detailed monitoring of SAP ERP system operation status



Monitored server (ERP server)

Windows JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Base] JP1/PFM - Agent for EAP [Enterprise Applications] SAP ERP system

Operating performance monitoring manager Number of servers: 1 OS: Windows

Monitored servers Number of servers: 6 [Breakdown] Windows servers: 4 (including one EAP server) Linux servers: 2




Three monitored servers

Windows JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Base]


Linux JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Base]



PFMA - 03

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Three monitored servers

Windows JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Base]


Linux JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Base]

Database

Operating performance monitoring manager Number of servers: 1 OS: Windows

Monitored servers Number of servers: 6 [Breakdown] Windows servers: 4 (including one database server) Linux servers: 2


Configuration for detailed monitoring of database operation status (Oracle)


This configuration is used to monitor the operation status of Oracle databases. Detailed monitoring is possible by installing agents on the servers to be monitored.

Monitored server (Database server)

Windows JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Platform] JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform [Base] JP1/PFM - Agent for Oracle [Oracle] Oracle database


JP1/SLM - Manager : JP1/Service Level Management - Manager JP1/SLM - UR : JP1/Service Level Management - User Response JP1/PFM - Manager : JP1/Performance Management - Manager JP1/PFM - Agent for SR : JP1/Performance Management - Agent Option for Service Response JP1/PFM - Agent for Platform : JP1/Performance Management - Agent Option for Platform JP1/PFM - Agent for Oracle : JP1/Performance Management - Agent Option for Oracle JP1/PFM - RM for VM : JP1/Performance Management - Remote Monitor for Virtual Machine JP1/PFM - RM for SQL : JP1/Performance Management - Remote Monitor for Microsoft(R) SQL Server JP1/PFM - Agent for EAP : JP1/Performance Management - Agent Option for Enterprise Applications JP1/PFM - Agent for xxx : JP1/Performance Management - Agent Option for xxx JP1/PFM - RM for xxx : JP1/Performance Management - Remote Monitor for xxx

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