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OpenEdge Management: Resource Monitoring

Create an HTTP resource monitor

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Table of Contents
  • Resource monitoring with OpenEdge Management
    • Set up OpenEdge Management
      • OpenEdge Management
    • Understand OpenEdge Management terminology
      • Commonly used terms
        • Resource
        • AdminServer
        • Collection
        • Monitor, schedule, rules, and rule sets
        • Alerts and actions
        • Resource monitoring plan
        • OpenEdge Management Trend Database
    • Use the OpenEdge Management console
    • Identify OpenEdge Management resources you can monitor
      • Monitor a resource
    • View resource monitor performance details
    • Create and schedule OpenEdge Management jobs
    • Export and import OpenEdge Management monitoring components
  • Create collections and collection views in OpenEdge Management
    • The Dashboard page
      • How collections and collection views differ
    • Collections
      • What is a collection
    • Collection terminology and hierarchy
    • Sample collection scenario
    • Work with collections
      • Create a collection
      • Edit a collection
      • Delete a collection
    • Work with collections as labels
      • Access and view collections as labels
      • Create a collection from the details page of a resource
      • Delete a member of a collection from details page of a resource
    • Collection views
      • Work with collection views and viewlets
        • Resource viewlets
        • Standard viewlets
        • View panel viewlets
      • Viewlet characteristics
      • Create a collection view
      • Customize the view layout
      • Edit a collection view content
      • Delete a collection view
      • Customize a viewlet
  • Set up Resource Monitoring
    • Before you begin
    • Monitor remote resources
    • Name conventions
    • Monitor a system, network, or file resource: an overview
      • Monitor a database or other OpenEdge resource
    • Work with CPU and memory resources
    • Select a system, network, or file resource to monitor
    • Create a resource monitoring plan
      • Trend considerations
      • Choose a schedule for a monitoring plan
        • General scheduling considerations
        • Use predefined schedules
        • Use the Default_Schedule
        • Update and delete schedules
        • Create a new schedule
      • Add rules to a monitoring plan
        • Use default rules
        • Use resource-specific rules
      • Share rules and rule sets
        • Choose rule values
    • Calculatemeaningful thresholds with the configuration advisor
      • Configuration Advisor baselining guidelines
      • Use the configuration advisor with a disk, CPU, or file system resource
      • Review the recommended threshold settings
        • Review threshold calculation details
      • Compare and select threshold settings
        • Additional selection criteria
      • Submit your threshold setting selections
      • Determine the effectiveness of your selections
    • Understand alerts
    • Determine the OpenEdge Management response to an alert
    • Use default actions
      • Create an e-mail action
      • Create a log action
      • Create a compound action
      • Create an SNMP trap action
      • Update and delete actions
    • Edit or copy a resource monitor
    • Delete a resource monitor
    • Work with default values
      • Review and change global settings
      • Review and change resource type defaults
    • Use job and report templates
    • Use the OpenEdge Management library
  • Monitor system resources
    • System resource monitoring overview
    • Review system resource default values
    • Review system resource monitoring plans
      • Review the CPU resource monitoring plan
        • Trend performance data for CPU resources
        • Edit the CPU resource defaults
      • Review the memory resource monitoring plan
        • Trend performance data for memory resources
        • Edit the memory resource defaults
      • Review a disk resource monitoring plan
        • Review disk monitoring data
        • Disk device statistics
        • Trend performance data for disk resources
      • Review the file system resource monitoring plan
        • File system statistics
        • Review file system monitoring data
        • Trend performance data for file systems
  • Monitor network resources
    • Network resource monitoring overview
      • Trend considerations for network resources
    • Review network resource default values
    • Discover and monitor TCP and UDP ports
      • Review the list of well-known ports
        • Name conventions in port descriptions
      • Discover network resources
      • Add resource monitors for discovered machines and ports
        • Access a previously discovered resource
    • Create a TCP or UDP resource monitor
    • Create a PING (ICMP) resource monitor
    • Use the HTTP resource monitor to determine Web site status
      • General considerations
        • HTTP rules
        • Web page redirection
      • Create an HTTP resource monitor
        • Set up the properties of an HTTP resource
        • Set the authentication properties of an HTTP monitor
        • Set up the HTTP resource monitoring plans
        • Edit rules for the HTTP resource monitor
        • Review the HTTP resource monitor settings
  • Monitor file resources
    • File resource monitoring overview
      • Log file monitor features
      • File monitor features
    • Verify mapped network drives
    • Review log file and file resource default values
    • Create a log file monitor
      • Define properties
      • Use a bookmark
        • Bookmark and truncation considerations
        • Set a bookmark
        • Truncate a log file
      • Create a monitoring plan
      • Add log file rules
        • Log file monitor rule components
      • Add log file rule sets
        • Access existing log file rule sets
        • Create a new log file rule set
      • Associate rule sets with log file monitors
      • Specify search criteria
        • Access search criteria
      • Create search criteria
        • Use Perl 5 expressions to create search criteria
        • Select search criteria to define a local rule
    • Enable the log file monitor
    • Edit, copy, or delete a log file monitor
    • Create a file resource monitor
      • Trend performance data for file monitor resources
    • Create a file monitor
  • Monitor batch program resources
    • View and modify the default monitoring plan
    • View and modify the default schedule
  • Work with Jobs
    • Create a custom job
    • Create a job template
    • Use a predefined database maintenance job template
    • Create a job instance
      • Set up job completion actions and alerts
        • Job completion actions
        • Job completion alerts
      • Update job completion actions and alerts
      • Delete job completion actions and alerts
      • Job chaining
        • A word about recursion
      • Using environment variables
    • Edit a job
    • Copy a job
    • Kill a job
    • Delete a job
    • Run a job
    • Schedule a job
      • Use cron-based scheduling
      • Schedule a job instance or a job template
      • Duration Execution Policy
        • Example: Daily interval
      • Single Execution Policy
        • At startup
        • One time
      • Job Execution Policy over time
        • Job execution with a restarted AdminServer
      • Monthly By Date Execution Policy
        • Tasks in April
        • Tasks in February
    • View scheduled jobs
    • View running jobs
    • View job history
    • View database maintenance job instances for an individual database
    • Work with job templates
      • Create a job template
        • Additional characteristics of job templates
        • Choose the job template schedule
      • Access existing job templates
    • View debug details about jobs
  • Export and import in OpenEdge Management
    • Export and importing overview
      • General export and import considerations
    • Export OpenEdge Management library components
      • Export referenced items
    • Import OpenEdge Management library components
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Create an HTTP resource monitor

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  • Last Updated: June 26, 2019
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    • OpenEdge
    • Version 13.0
    • Documentation

You can create an HTTP resource monitor to determine the availability of a Web site.

To define an HTTP monitor:

Select Resources > New > HTTP in the OpenEdge Management console menu.
The Create new HTTP page appears.

You can now set up the resource monitor's properties.

Contents
  • Set up the properties of an HTTP resource
  • Set the authentication properties of an HTTP monitor
  • Set up the HTTP resource monitoring plans
  • Edit rules for the HTTP resource monitor
  • Review the HTTP resource monitor settings
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