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| Instrumenting MQSeries V5, WMQI V2 |
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| itechnologist |
 Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2003 6:11 pm Post subject: Instrumenting MQSeries V5, WMQI V2 |
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hi folks:
i am trying to setup performance monitoring and metrics using mqseries v5 and wmqi v2. What special nodes, tools, support pac etc are available that comes native from IBM and where do i find them? Is there a difference in perf counters from windows to aix, hp etc? What perf counters come native with wmqi2.1 on aix and hp-ux? same for mqseries v5.2.
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2003 5:09 am Post subject: |
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Have you looked at the support packs that discuss performance for your systems?
Have you looked in the Websphere MQ Event Monitoring manual, in the section on performance?
I don't believe there are any native performance monitoring hooks for WMQI v2.1. You can monitor the queues that are being read, and you can monitor the CPU utilization of the broker processes, and maybe the threads if your system supports that. But the only ways I know of to monitor flow performance is to either parse the usertrace of a flow or to create a custom node of some sort that gets inserted into all of your flows.
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| zpat |
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You can measure throughput using a message driver. The source code for a sample program to determine the max message rate was published in MQ Update (www.xephon.com) July 2001 (should be one of the free back issues).
If you drive the broker from a NT based queue manager you can use the NT PERFMAN interface to monitor message enqueue rates. |
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