Oracle Tuxedo Monitoring
Overview
Tuxedo is a middle-ware for building multi-tier client/server applications in heterogeneous distributed environments. It stands for Transactions under Unix Extended for Distributed Operation (TUXEDO). It is also called the Transaction Monitoring (TP Monitor) system. In Tuxedo, a client program acts like a consumer that initiates a call to the service or a server, which is the provider for the service. The service is always in a ready state to accept a request from the client.
Tuxedo Metrics
Following are the detailed list of metrics provided by Tuxedo monitors:
BBStats Monitoring
This prints a summary of the bulletin board’s statistics.
| Metric | Metric Description |
|---|---|
| Servers | Shows the number of servers |
| Services | Shows the number of services |
| Request Queues | Shows the number of request queues |
| Groups | Shows the number of groups |
| Interfaces | Shows the number of interfaces |
Servers Monitoring
The printserver command provides information about the work being done by the application’s servers.
| Metric | Metric Description |
|---|---|
| Request/Sec | Shows the number of requests done per second |
| Load/Sec | Show the number of load per second |
| Up Time(mins) | Show the uptime (in mins) |
| Status | Show the current status. Status would be 1 = “BUSY” , 2 = “IDLE” , 3 = “UNKNOWN” |
Services Monitoring
The printservice command provides the additional detail that shows the number of requests handled by each service within a server.
| Metric | Metric Description |
|---|---|
| Request/Sec | Shows the number of requests done per second |
| Status | Show the current status. Status would be 1 = “AVAILABLE” |