This list represents the out of the box report types provided by FGSMS. It is a plugin system and this list is actually generated during the software build of FGSMS.
| Report Type | Applies to (Policy Type) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Availability By Service | TRANSACTIONAL,MACHINE,PROCESS,STATISTICAL,STATUS | This represents the availability over time. A value of 1 represents operational and 0 represents non-operational status. For web services, this is limited by the ability for the Bueller component to a) connect to the service and b) authenticate to it. |
| Average Consumers By Queue/Topic | STATISTICAL | This represents the average number of consumers for all channels (topics/queues/etc) on a specific message broker. For the chart, X axis is time, Y is customer count |
| Average Message Size By Service | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. This represents the average combined request and response message size of each service. A negative value generally indicates that the information was not able to be collected by the agent. For the chart, X axis is time, Y axis is response time |
| Average Message Size By Service By Method | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. This represents the average combined request and response message size of each service grouped by method. A negative value generally indicates that the information was not able to be collected by the agent.For the chart, X axis is time, Y axis is response time |
| Average Response Time By Service | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. For the chart, X axis is service, Y axis is average message size. |
| Average Response Time By Service By Method | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. For the chart, X axis is service, Y axis is average message size. |
| CPU Usage | PROCESS,MACHINE | This represents the number of CPU utilization of process or a machine. For the chart, X axis is time, Y is CPU% in use (all cores) |
| Disk I/O | MACHINE | This represents the disk I/O operating on a logical partition on a given machine over time. For the chart, X axis is time, Y is I/O rate |
| Free Disk Space | MACHINE | This represents the free disk space (MB) on a logical partition on a given machine over time. Low disk space can cause system failure or prevent the system from saving audit logs. For the chart, X axis is time, Y axis free disk space host/partition |
| Invocations By Consumer | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. Aggregated against all web service traffic, by client username or ip address |
| Invocations By Consumer By Service | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. This represents the number of invocations (transactions) per consumer for each service. Useful for identifying customers or consumers that are producing more traffic than others |
| Invocations by Consumer by Service by Method | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. This represents the number of invocations (transactions) per consumer for each service grouped by method. Useful for identifying customers or consumers that are producing more traffic than others |
| Invocations by Data Collector | TRANSACTIONAL | This report is useful for load balancing transactional/web service agents that report to the FGSMS server(s). |
| Invocations by Hosting Server | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. Displays the counts of all request and response messages for a given server (success + failure counts) by host. |
| Invocations by Service | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. |
| Invocations by Service By Method | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. |
| Mean time between faults (MTBF) | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. This is the measure of average time between failed service invocations. Failed invocations for a service can be for a number of reasons and may not necessarily be due to a problem with the service (could be network related, faulty clients, etc).This report does not necessarily represent service up time. |
| Memory Usage | MACHINE,PROCESS | This represents the memory usage for a given machine or process. For the chart, X axis is time, Y is Memory% in use |
| Message Broker Queue Depth | STATISTICAL | This represents the average queue depth of all channels (topics/queues/etc) on a specific message broker. An increase or high rate can indicate that a subscriber is offline or non-functional. For chart, X axis is time, Y is queue depth |
| Network I/O rates by Machine | MACHINE | This represents the network throughput rates of a machine over time as reported by the operating system, hypervisor, and/or network card. For the chart, X axis is time, Y is I/O rate |
| Open Files by Process | PROCESS | This represents the number of open file handles that are owned by a specific process. A high or increasing number handles can indicate a resource leak. For the chart, X axis is time, Y axis open file handle count |
| Queue or Topic Count on a Message Broker | STATISTICAL | This represents the count of channels/topics/queues for a given message broker. For the chart, X axis is time, Y is queue/topic count |
| Response Time Over Time | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. This represents the response time of a transactional web service, over time. For the chart X axis is time, Y axis is response time |
| Service Level Agreement violations | TRANSACTIONAL,MACHINE,PROCESS,STATISTICAL,STATUS | Applies to all service policy types. This report generates a table and bar chart outlining all SLA violations for a given service. An SLA is basically a rule and action based on recorded data. An SLA Fault is not necessarily a performance and are based on the rules configured for each service. |
| Success and Failure Transaction Counts By Service | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. |
| Success and Failure Transaction Counts By Service By Method | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. |
| Success/Failure Count by Hosting Server | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. |
| Thread Count | PROCESS,MACHINE | This represents the number of threads running on a given machine or that are owned by a specific process. A high or increasing number threads can indicate a resource leak. For the chart, X axis is time, Y is threads in use |
| Throughput By Hosting Server | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. This represents the average invocation rate over the given period of time for a given service host. The accuracy of the data is limited to the time range this report was generated from. For the chart, X axis is host, Y axis is is throughput (bytes total of all messages/time for a given host). This data does not necessarily represent bytes on the wire and may or may not include transport overhead, headers, or packetization. |
| Throughput By Service | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. This represents the average invocation rate over the given period of time. The accuracy of the data is limited to the time range this report was generated from. For the chart, X axis is service, Y axis is throughput (bytes total of all messages/time). This data does not necessarily represent bytes on the wire and may or may not include transport overhead, headers, or packetization. |
| Throughput By Service By Method | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. This represents the average invocation rate over the given period of time grouped by method. The accuracy of the data is limited to the time range this report was generated from. For the chart, X axis is service, Y axis is throughput (bytes total of all messages/time). This data does not necessarily represent bytes on the wire and may or may not include transport overhead, headers, or packetization. |
| Total Message Size By Service | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. Displays the sum of all request and response messages sizes, assuming it was recorded. grouped by service. This data does not necessarily include transport headers, encryption, or any kind transport overhead or packet level retransmissions and represents the payload sizes that was recorded by the agent. The accuracy of the data is limited to the time range this report was generated from. For the chart, X axis is service, Y axis is bytes total for all messages |
| Total Message Size By Service By Method | TRANSACTIONAL | Applies to web services and transactional services only and services that generally have a request/response or a start/stop messaging pattern. Displays the sum of all request and response messages sizes, assuming it was recorded, grouped by service, by method. This data does not necessarily include transport headers, encryption, or any kind transport overhead or packet level retransmissions and represents the payload sizes that was recorded by the agent. The accuracy of the data is limited to the time range this report was generated from. . For the chart, X axis is service, Y axis is bytes total for all messages by method. |