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This section shows the details of the event processes running on the Fiorano Peer Server, helps importing applications and also to monitor performance.

Applications

The top view shows the list of event processes saved in the Fiorano Server. It also shows the details like running status, category and the Peer servers used. By clicking on the link for each event process, you get the details of the Service Instances running as part of it. This page also provides capabilities to launch, stop, restart an event process or its components, View Output and Error logs, and Export logs (These features is are disabled if the event process is in debug Debug mode). The details for the services are displayed in the bottom view. This includes:

Service Instance Name - Service components in the event process
Service GUID - Service GUID of the component
Version - Version of the component
Status - Displays whether the component is running or not
Running on Peer - Name of the peer server on which the component is launched
Launch Type - Displays whether the component is launched as a separate process, in-memory or manual.
Memory Usage - Displays memory usage for CCP enabled components
Process ID - Displays process id for CCP enabled components which are executed as a separate process

Figure 10: Applications Tab showing the details of the applications

Import Application

Import Application helps to import event processes which are exported or saved in a particular location.

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To import an event process or multiple event processes saved in a file, provide the following details, select the Zip file by clicking the Choose File button and click Submit.

Property

Description

Overwrite existing EP

True: If the event process with the same name already exists, it will overwrite the event process.
False: It throws an error stating 'EP already exists' if the same name already exists.

Overwrite existing Named Config

True: Overwrites the existing named configuration present in the repository.
False: It throws an error stating the existence of a Named configuration.

Overwrite existing Referred EPs List

True: If the referred event process list with the same name already exists, it will overwrite the list.
False: It throws an error stating the existence of the Referred EP list with the same name.

Import whole EP with Dependencies

True: Imports the event process along with its dependent EPs if any.
False: Imports only the selected event process ignoring dependent EPs.

Info

icon	false
title	Example

For multiple EP's where EP1 is dependent on EP2 and EP2 is dependent on EP3, to import EP1 alone without its parent EPs, set this property to "False" and import EP1.

Ignore Dependencies

True: Imports the event process ignoring dependencies if any.
False: It throws an error stating the existence of dependencies.

Exempted List

Names of the named configurations to be exempted while importing.

Exempted named configs should be mentioned as a comma-separated list of the following format:

Code Block
category{environment,configuration_name}

EP names to be ignored

In a ZIP file with multiple EPs, specify the comma-separated names of the EPs that need not be imported along with the other EPs in the file.

Info

icon	false
title	Example

From the zip file which contains multiple EP's — EP1, EP2, EP3, and EP4, to import only EP1 and EP3, specify the EP names to be excluded while importing, that is, EP2 and EP4.

Code Block

title	Format for comma-separated EPs

EP2:1.0,EP4:1.0

Default application Version (used when not set in zip)

Specify a version number if a version number was not set in the zip file.

Label

Provide the environment name.

Code Block
{Development,Production,Staging,Testing}

Monitor Performance

You can monitor the performance of services by enabling monitoring in the respective component CPS. Performance statistics is shown in two views - Data View and Graph View.

Note
To monitor user Events, you need to enable a parameter - ListenForUserEvents in FES profile. This can be done from eStudio Profile Manager or from the Dashboard. Refer the Enable ListenForUserEvents parameter for Monitoring Performance section to read through the steps.

Data View

This view shows performance messages sent by components in data form. You have the choice to select the components for which monitoring data should be displayed. Also, the time-interval for which monitoring data is displayed can be configured.

Figure 11: Data View tab

Graph View

Performance of a component is represented in a graphical form. Graphs can be monitored for archived performance data or for the latest data. To show latest performance data, select Live Graph option. Maximum number of points plotted on the graph can be configured by specifying desired value for the Max Points field. It is recommended to use Firefox 2.0 or Internet Explorer to see Graph View.

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