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Monitor

FairCom's Monitor UI can be used to view configurations, performance, and monitor live data

With the FairCom server running, open the browser-based menu (https://localhost:8443/) to access the FairCom graphical user interfaces.

Open DB Monitor to view configurations, capture and view performance snapshots, and monitor live connections, transactions, files, and so forth.

Overview

The following sections provide a visual overview of the various data tabs available in DB Monitor.

Dashboard

View server statistics counters and statuses.

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Gauges

Monitor selected metrics as gauges by selecting their corresponding counters.

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Charts

Monitor selected metrics as charts by selecting their corresponding counters.

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Active Connections

View currently active connections.

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Files / Locks

Examine a comprehensive list of open files and active locks.

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Snapshots

View both system and Sql snapshots and their descriptions

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IO Performances

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Function Timing

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System Configuration

View the various configuration calls to the server.

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This URL launches a menu for running the FairCom browser-based applications. It works when a Google Chrome web browser runs on the same computer where the FairCom server is running.

Google Chrome may complain that your connection is not private. To resolve this issue see Solve certificate security problems in Google Chrome. FairCom browser-based applications are safe and become more secure when you replace FairCom's default certificate with your own security certificate.

If https://localhost:8443/ does not work, try https://127.0.0.1:8443/ . Also make sure the FairCom server is running.

When running the Google Chrome web browser and the FairCom server on different computers, change localhost to the hostname or IP Address of the server where the FairCom server is running.