Software AG Products 10.11 | Administering Integration Server | Using the Dashboard | Services | Service Instances
 
Service Instances
The Service Instances tab displays information about all the executed services and those currently executing. The data is for all the instances in the same cluster.
Note:
Services that belong to a package listed in the watt.server.stats.packages.exclude property appear in the Service Instances tab (unless it is excluded using the Filter control in the tab), but the Last Ran and the Cache, Prefetch, and Circuit Breaker columns for the service are empty.
Column
Description
Package
The package that contains the service.
Note:
This column is not displayed by default. Click > Show Columns to view this column.
Name
The full qualified name of the service that is running or has run.
Running Services
The number of instances of the service that is currently running.
Count
The number of instances of this service that run in the specified time.
Success
The number of successful runs of the service.
Failure
The number of executions of this service that ended in failure.
Last Ran
Displays the date and time the service was last executed.
Response Time (ms)
Note:
Response time is the average time of all responses within a given sampling interval, such as 60 seconds.
Minimum:
The minimum time, in milliseconds, that the service took to run in the selected period.
Average:
The average time, in milliseconds, that the service took to run in the selected period.
Maximum:
The maximum time, in milliseconds, that the service took to run in the selected period.
Cache, Prefetch, Circuit Breaker
Indicates whether the service’s caching option or prefetch option is enabled, or whether the service is a circuit breaker. Accordingly, one or more icons are displayed.
* Indicates Cache is enabled.
* Indicates Prefetch is enabled.
* Indicates the service is a Circuit Breaker.
The watt.server.dashboard.service.responseTime.threshold server configuration parameter determines whether a particular execution of a service is slow enough to be flagged for maximum response time on the Service instances tab. For more information, see watt.server.dashboard.service.responseTime.threshold in watt.server..