Monitor server and services

Learn how to monitor the performance of censhare servers and services and how to trace errors.

Performance analysis of censhare Server — How to perform a censhare Server basic performance analysis (ca. 15-60 min.) for all logged-in users up to the case that no new client login is possible.

Improve performance for remote asset events — With large numbers of remote asset events and slow network connections, the performance of the master server can be impacted. If processing the remote asset events takes too long, the thread pool of the master server can delete itself. As a solution, configure an additional remote asset thread pool for the assignment of events.

RAM allocation for censhare Server — Monitor the RAM usage of the allocated memory.

Memory management with G1 Garbage Collector — Garbage collection (GC) is a form of automatic memory management. The garbage collector attempts to reclaim garbage or memory occupied by objects that are no longer in use by a system.

Check for memory leaks — How to troubleshoot server performance problems that are caused by memory leaks.

Limits for censhare Server logfiles — How to change the censhare server logging limits and where to find the logfiles.

Send server logs to Syslog server — How to configure the server.xml to send log messages to a Syslog server.

Analyze censhare commands — Locate relevant information about commands in the censhare Admin Client and the server log files to trace commands for errors.

Improve performance by caching transformation results — For users with complex layouts and many transformations, there is an optimization of the censhare performance with the resource cache. A cache is activated by the Transformation Resource service. By caching the parsed results of an XSLT, a speed increase is noticeable, especially on remote workstations.

Monitor censhare with 3rd party tool Nagios — Monitor censhare server and network with the open-source solution Nagios or any other monitoring framework using the Nagios/Icinga Plugin API such as Sensu, Naemon, Shinken, or Opsview.

Optimize monitoring on Windows - Problem Reporting — The standard setup of Windows Problem Reporting prevents to monitor crashed applications. Learn how to deactivate the option.

Manage censhare services with systemd — Administrate censhare-related systemd services.

Manage censhare services with rccss — Use the basic tool rccss to start, stop or query the status of censhare services in a censhare environment.

Manage service groups in multi-server environment — Use the simple tool s2s to start/stop and manage multi-component services (service groups) in a multi-server environment.

Monitor and log censhare — Monitor and log the censhare and related services.

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