deepsee-sysmon-dashboard

A small set od DeepSee dashboards for selected system monitor metrics - data collected by %SYSMONMGR utility.

Installation

Download Installer.cls.xml (from cls/kutac/monitor/utils folder in repository or releases page) into Caché manager directory.
Run in terminal (any namespace) under user with %All role:
```
 do ##class(%Installer.Installer).InstallFromCommandLine(##class(%File).ManagerDirectory()_"Installer.cls.xml","Namespace={Namespace}")
```
where:
```
 {Namespace} is a namespace you want to install to. If it does not exist it would be created automatically. If it does exist only kutac package would be overwritten. If {Namespace} is not defined, then SYSMON namespace will be created. 
```
On this step installer would create (if needed) Namespace and corresponding database, download source code from GitHub and compile it, create required web application (named /cls/{Namespace}) if one does not exist (skipping web application creation process if one does exist), and map globals,packages and routines to {Namespace}.

Installation without fs access to server

Download Installer.cls.xml (from cls/kutac/monitor/utils folder in repository or releases page) into Caché Studio (any namespace)
Run in terminal (any namespace) under user with %All role:
```
 set pVars("Namespace")="{Namespace}"
 do ##class(kutac.monitor.utils.Installer).setup(.pVars)
```
where:
```
 {Namespace} is a namespace you want to install to. If it does not exist it would be created automatically. If it does exist only kutac package would be overwritten. If {Namespace} is not defined, then SYSMON namespace will be created. 
```
On this step installer would create (if needed) Namespace and corresponding database, download source code from GitHub and compile it, create required web application (named /cls/{Namespace}) if one does not exist (skipping web application creation process if one does exist), and map globals,packages and routines to {Namespace}.

Offline Installation

Download zip and unpack it.

Run in terminal (any namespace) under user with %All role:

 do ##class(%Installer.Installer).InstallFromCommandLine("{SourceDir}\cls\kutac\monitor\utils\Installer.cls.xml","Namespace={Namespace},SourceDir={SourceDir}")

On this step installer would create (if needed) Namespace and corresponding database, import source code and compile it, create required web application (named /cls/{Namespace}) if one does not exist (skipping web application creation process if one does exist), and map and map globals,packages and routines to {Namespace}.

Default Settings

The installer activates in the namespace "%SYS" following monitor classes:

%Monitor.System.HistoryPerf
%Monitor.System.Diskspace
%Monitor.System.License
%Monitor.System.Processes
%Monitor.System.HistorySys
%Monitor.System.Freespace
%Monitor.System.LockTable
%Monitor.System.Routines

The next step is starting monitor. Your namespace will appear in the list of accessible namespaces for DeepSee and you can see different dashboards there. However, if you open User Portal in the DeepSee immediately after installing, you will notice that all dashboards will be empty. You need to wait a little time, because the installer runs the task for rebuilding cubes in 1 minute after installing. This task will run every 1.5 hours for updating information for monitor dashboards. Also, this task is available in the Task Manager, so you can run the task whenever you want or change the task.

In case of absense of new facts and notes, please, restart System Monitor using ^%SYSMONNGR utility. Run in Terminal:

zn "%SYS"
do ^%SYSMONMGR

Restart your monitor using option "Start/Stop System Monitor".

After that, check status using option "View System Monitor State". All states must be OK. In another case, please, restart Caché and start System Monitor.

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