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- Monitoring SA Core components
- Agent monitoring
- Agent Cache monitoring
- Command Center monitoring
- Data Access Engine monitoring
- Web Services Data Access Engine monitoring
- Command Engine monitoring
- Software Repository monitoring
- Model Repository monitoring
- Model Repository Multimaster Component monitoring
- Global File System monitoring
- Spoke monitoring
- Gateway monitoring
- OS Build Manager monitoring
- OS Boot Server monitoring
- OS Media Server monitoring
Agent monitoring
A Server Agent is a software module running on each server managed by SA. Whenever a change needs to be made to a managed server, the Server Agent brokers the requests.
For more information about the Server Agent, see the SA 10.51
Agent port
The Server Agent uses port 1002.
Monitoring processes for Agents
On Windows, from the Start menu, choose Run. In the Run dialog, enter taskmgr
. In the Windows Task Manager dialog, click the Process tab and look for the processes called watchdog.exe
and python.exe
.
On UNIX (Solaris, Linux, AIX, and HP-UX), the Server Agent has two running processes.
On Solaris, execute the command:
# ps -flg `awk -F= '($1=="pgrp") {print $2}' /var/opt/opsware/agent/daemonbot.pid`
Running this command should produce output similar to the following:
F S UID PID PPID C PRI NI ADDR SZ WCHAN STIME TTY TIME CMD
8 S root 9541 9539 0 41 20 ? 1768 ? Aug 08 ? 1:23 /opt
/opsware/agent/bin/python /opt/opsware/agent/pylibs/shadowbot/daemonbot.pyc --conf /etc/opt/opsware/agent/agent.args
8 S root 9539 1 0 99 20 ? 398 ? Aug 08 ? 0:00 /opt
/opsware/agent/bin/python /opt/opsware/agent/pylibs/shadowbot/daemonbot.pyc --conf /etc/opt/opsware/agent/agent.args
On Linux, execute the command:
# ps -flg `awk -F= '($1=="pgrp") {print $2}' /var/opt/opsware/agent/daemonbot.pid`
Running this command should produce output similar to the following output:
F S UID PID PPID C PRI NI ADDR SZ WCHAN STIME TTY TIME CMD
1 S root 2538 1 0 85 0 - 3184 wait4 Sep11 ? 00:00:00
/opt/opsware/agent/bin/python /opt/opsware/agent/pylibs/shadowbot/daemonbot.pyc --conf /etc/opt/opsware/agent/agent.args
5 S root 2539 2538 0 75 0 - 30890 schedu Sep11 ? 00:02:56
/opt/opsware/agent/bin/python /opt/opsware/agent/pylibs/shadowbot/daemonbot.pyc --conf /etc/opt/opsware/agent/agent.args
The daemon monitor is the process with a PPID of 1. The others are server or monitor threads.
On AIX, execute the command:
# ps -flg `awk -F= '($1=="pgrp") {print $2}' /var/opt/opsware/agent/daemonbot.pid`
Running this command should produce output similar to the following output:
F S UID PID PPID C PRI NI ADDR SZ WCHAN STIME TTY TIME CMD
40001 A root 110600 168026 0 60 20 2000d018 16208 * Sep 05 - 7:15 /opt/
opsware/agent/bin/python /opt/opsware/agent/pylibs/shadowbot/daemonbot.pyc --conf /etc/opt/opsware/agent/agent.args
40001 A root 168026 1 0 60 20 2000f25c 1352 Sep 05 - 0:02 /opt/
opsware/agent/bin/python /opt/opsware/agent/pylibs/shadowbot/daemonbot.pyc --conf /etc/opt/opsware/agent/agent.args
On HP-UX, execute the command:
# ps -flg `awk -F= '($1=="pgrp") {print $2}' /var/opt/opsware/agent/daemonbot.pid`
Running this command should produce output similar to the following output:
F S UID PID PPID C PRI NI ADDR SZ WCHAN STIME TTY TIME COMD
1 R root 10009 1 0 152 20 437eb1c0 266 - Sep 22 ? 0:00 /opt/
opsware/agent/bin/python /opt/opsware/agent/pylibs/shadowbot/daemonbot.pyc --conf /etc/opt/opsware/agent/agent.args
1 R root 10010 10009 0 152 20 434fb440 2190 - Sep 22 ? 3:29 /opt/
opsware/agent/bin/python /opt/opsware/agent/pylibs/shadowbot/daemonbot.pyc --conf /etc/opt/opsware/agent/agent.args
Agent logs
The Server Agents create the following log files on managed servers.
Windows:
%ProgramFiles%Common Files\opsware\log\agent\agent.log*
%ProgramFiles%Common Files\opsware\log\agent\agent.err*
UNIX:
/var/log/opsware/agent/agent.log*
/var/log/opsware/agent/agent.err*
Conditions to monitor in the UNIX logs:
Strings containing “Traceback”
Strings containing “OpswareError”
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