Cloud Application Integration (On-Premises) : Administering CloudStreams : CloudStreams Configuration Options : The Administration Options : Setting the Database Options for Publishing Performance Metrics and Events
Setting the Database Options for Publishing Performance Metrics and Events
 
The Intervals for Metric Publishing
CloudStreams can publish data about key performance indicator (KPI) metrics and run-time events to the CloudStreams Analytics dashboard.
CloudStreams uses the Integration Server's JDBC connection pool to publish this data. The JDBC connection pool is specified in Integration Server Administrator's Settings > JDBC Pools page. You must define this connection pool for use by CloudStreams as described below.
To set the CloudStreams > Administration > Database options
1. In Integration Server Administrator, select Solutions > CloudStreams > Administration > Database.
2. Click Edit, complete the following fields on the Database Configuration page, and click Save.
Option
Description
Connection Pool Alias
The Integration Server connection pool alias that is defined in the Integration Server Administrator's Settings > JDBC Pools page, as described in Creating a JDBC Connection Pool for CloudStreams.
If the Integration Server connection pool alias is not yet defined, click the link to define it.
Database Publishing
Click Enable to enable the database specified in the Connection Pool Alias to receive data.
Note:  
By default, Database Publishing is disabled. If you want to use the CloudStreams Analytics feature (KPI metrics and run-time events), enable this option.
Publish Performance Metrics
Select this option to enable CloudStreams to publish key performance indicator (KPI) metrics to the database. For more information, see The Key Performance Indicator (KPI) Metrics.
Publish Interval (minutes)
The interval at which CloudStreams should publish performance metrics to the database. Default: 60 minutes. For more information, see The Intervals for Metric Publishing, below.
Publish Events (Error, Lifecycle, Policy Violation)
Select the types of events to publish to the database:
*Error: An Error event occurs each time an invocation of a cloud connector service or an inbound virtual service results in an error.
*Lifecycle: A Lifecycle event occurs each time the Integration Server is started/shutdown/restarted or the WmCloudStreams package is unloaded/reloaded in a running Integration Server.
*Policy Violation: A Policy Violation event occurs each time an invocation of a cloud connector service violates a policy that was set for its associated virtual service.
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