Some thoughts on Cloud vendor selection.Search Follow me on Twitter My Tweets Recent Posts Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Your email address will not be published. The same result is of course also in the IBM Control Center Web GUI. I added the column Orig Node, to be able to distinguish the two nodes the Business Process was started on.

And as the screenshot below shows, those failed Business Processes is shown in IBM Control Center. To test this, I executed a Business Process on both my Sterling B2B Integrator Nodes, that I knew would fail. The result is that the SI Cluster is Monitored in IBM Control Center. In the end, I finishes up the configuration Wizard. I add a mail-address to be able to receive mail notifications. I click through most of the rest and let mostly everything be at default values. I Select to monitor most things, including Business Processes and File Gateway Activity since this is a test system, and I don’t want to limit anything. Next step is to decide what is going to be monitored. (I use the option to connect without a load balancer in this example, since I am usually using only one node, and not using my load balancer either in my demo environment.) I add the two nodes with the correct port numbers. I select that this is a Cluster not through a load balancer. Then I add the servers I am going to monitor. The next thing is to select that this is a IBM Sterling B2B Integrator Server. I then give the new Server a name and description. I go to Manage -> Add Server in the menu. Now, when I am inside the Console, I can add servers to monitor. Log In with the right Host Name, Port Number, Username and Password. I don’t really need a lot of memory this time. There are several versions allocating different amounts of memory. So I start by opening the Control Center Launch Page.įrom the Launch Page, I go to the IBM Control Center Console. Adding Servers to Monitor is one of those things. But there is still some more administrative tasks that needs to be done in the Console. Most of the day-to-day use of Control Center is done in the Web Interface. The New Control Center has both a Web Interface and a Console Interface. Open IBM Control Center Launch Page and Console My Cluster consists of two servers, and I will add the two servers as one cluster in IBM Control Center. In this short Blog Post I will configure IBM Control Center to Monitor my existing Sterling B2B Integrator Cluster. But I have not yet taken it into any use. In a previous Blog Post I installed IBM Control Center 6.0 (former Sterling Control Center).

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