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Custom monitoring applications can be written to subscribe to these control messages so as to monitor the Fiorano Network. In addition, the Fiorano Network can be monitored using the Web Dashboard. This document gives insight of all the necessary details to build one such custom monitoring application in addition to describing the in-built monitoring and reporting capabilities.
Event Types
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and Subscription
This section describes various kinds of events that are raised in the Fiorano Network. These events are used to perform various tasks such as updating necessary data structures, synchronizing application states, notifying connected clients and so on.
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All audit events generated by the Peer Servers are published onto the Enterprise Server topic 'FES_AUDIT_EVENT_TOPIC'. These audit events provide a means of accountability for changes done in the system and also help in detecting a security violation in certain caseswhich may occur.
ApplicationAuditEvent
- ApplicationLifeCycleAuditEvent: This event is raised when there is a change in the Event Process life cycle such as from a stopped to a launched state or vice-versa.
- ApplicationRepositoryAuditEvent: This event is raised when there is a modification in the Event Process Repository such as when changes are made to an Event Process, Deletion of an Event Process, Addition of an Event Process to a repository and so on. This audit event is raised only within the Enterprise Server as the Peer Server does not have an Event Process repository of its own.
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This event is raised when the User a user tries to perform an operation that is protected by permissions granted to the User user such as looking up a connection factory, creating a JMS connection, launching an event process, changing audit policies, and deleting audit events and so on.
SecurityAuditEvent
This event is raised when there is a modification in the security database of the Server such as when there is a new User creation, a User deletion, a group creation, an addition of a member to a group, the granting of specific permissions to a User user and so on.
Refer to eMapper section in section for detailed description of Audit Events and Audit Functionality as a whole.
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System Events have an important part to play within the Fiorano System since they determine how the system behaves in a particular situation. All Events are defined in the fiorano.tifosi.dmi.events package present in at the location $FIORANO_HOME/esb/shared/lib/esb-shared-tif-dmi.jar. This section provides a brief explanation of System Events and also describes various ways to subscribe to Events.
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Various Enterprise Server Level parameters determine whether the Enterprise Server will listen to a particular type of Event and whether these events will be forwarded to RTL clients. These parameters can be configured via Profile Manager in eStudio.
The parameters that may be configured, their location and descriptions are as below:FES > Fiorano > Esb > Events > FESEventsManagerconfigurable parameters present at FES > Fiorano > Esb > Events > FESEventsManager are described below:
| System Event | Description |
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| EnableSystemEventTracking | This parameter determines whether System Events will be inserted into the Events databasefor future reference. By default, this property is enabled. |
| ListenForUserEvents | This parameter determines whether the Enterprise Server will create a subscriber to listen for User Events or not. If RTL clients are to receive User Events, this parameter should be enabled. By default, this property is enabled. |
| RTLToReceiveUserEvents | This parameter determines whether or not User Events captured by the Enterprise Server (given the ListenForUserEvents flag is Enabled) will be forwarded to RTL clients. By default, this property is in disabled state. |
| RTLToReceiveSecurityEvents | This parameter determines whether Security Events raised within the Enterprise Server will be forwarded to RTL clients. By default this property is disabled. |
FES > Fiorano > Esb > Sbw > SBWManagerThe configurable parameters present at FES > Fiorano > Esb > Sbw > SBWManager are described below:
| System Event | Description |
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| EnableDocTracking | This parameter determines whether the SBW Events received by the Enterprise Server will be inserted into the SBW database for future reference. |
| RTLToReceiveSBWEvents | This parameter determines whether the SBW Events captured by the Enterprise Server will be forwarded to RTL clients. This is an expert property specified under the profile node listed above. |
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