Resource Health and Status Tasks

To determine whether a server has been down, go to ResourcesBrowseServers and select the server whose availability you want to check.

On the page for the server, an availability bar is displayed above the metric charts. The availability bar displays a color-coded dot that represents the availability during a time slice. The length of each time slice depends on the display range that you select (for example, if you display the past eight hours of data, each dot corresponds to approximately eight minutes). The percentage of time that the resource was available is displayed at the end of the availability bar.

The dots are color-coded using the following format:

An availability bar such as the one in the following figure shows that the resource fluctuated between being available, partially available, and unavailable over the most recent time slices.

By default, the availability bar displays information for the past eight hours. To change the display range for the availability bar (as well as the metric charts), select new values in the Metric Display Range fields. You can select display ranges from four minutes to 120 days.

You can use this same process to check the availability of any resource.

To find stored processes that have been running for a long time, go to Report CenterProductsSAS Environment ManagerNightly ReportsAPM ReportsStored Process Average Response Time. This report displays the average response time for each stored process. A stored process with a high average response time is an indication of a long-running stored process.

You can also go to Report CenterProductsSAS Environment ManagerNightly ReportsAPM ReportsArtifact Consumption Statistics. This report displays statistics for the stored processes in the Report Center. Use the maxElapsedTime column to find long-running stored processes.

To evaluate the performance of stored processes, refer to the report Report CenterProductsSAS Environment ManagerNightly ReportsAPM Reportsstp Avg Response Time.