Apama 10.7.2 | Developing Apama Applications | Developing Apama Applications in EPL | Defining Monitors | About service monitors
 
About service monitors
Of course, all monitors can be considered to be providing some kind of service. However, as mentioned earlier, it can be helpful to view the monitors that make up your application as either core processing monitors or service monitors. It is common for a single instance of a service monitor to provide data to a set of monitor instances spawned from a core processing monitor instance.
Apama provides a number of service monitors that fit this pattern. These service monitors provide support for the following:
Name
Description
DataView Service
Exposes read-only data to dashboards. This data comes from EPL and Java applications. See Making Application Data Available to Clients.
Password Service
Supports retrieval of passwords from implementation-specific providers.
Scenario Service
Provides support for interacting with the application using the Scenario Service API. See Scenario Service API.
In addition, there are a number of service monitors for use by adapters:
Name
Description
ADBC Adapter
Provides event capture and playback in conjunction with Apama's Data Player in Software AG Designer. Also monitors Java database connectivity (JDBC) and open database connectivity (ODBC).
IAF Status Manager
Monitors connectivity with an adapter.