Application states are determined by Entuity monitoring the responses to TCP connect requests against two thresholds:
- Application Timeout threshold - determines how long Entuity waits for a response from the application before timing it out. You can set the application timeout threshold through a section in entuity_home\etc\entuity.cfg:
[applicationMonitor]
appTimeout=8
where:
appTimeout defines the system-wide application timeout in seconds. By default this is set to 5 seconds. - Application Latency threshold - determines how Entuity interprets the time taken to receive a response from the application. You can set threshold levels through the Thresholds dashboard.
| Tooltip/Icon | Description |
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OK
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application is available. |
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Uninitialized
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this is usually a temporary state. Discovery has started, but full discovery of all its attributes is not complete. |
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Unknown
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if an application does not respond to Entuity within the timeframe set by the Application Timeout threshold, and is not the root cause. |
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Impacted
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if an application does not respond to Entuity within the timeframe set by the Application Latency threshold, and is not the root cause. |
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Down
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if an application does not respond to Entuity within the timeframe set by the Application Timeout threshold, and is the root cause. |
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