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SPI for EMC Documentum enables organizations to
reduce the complexity of understanding and managing the EMC Documentum
environment. It provides graphical representation of your EMC Documentum
environment with service views, enables you to detect and solve issues
through policies, which can be defined and modified in the GUI editor.
Additionally, the SPI for EMC Documentum tools
enable you to inspect, analyze, and manage your EMC Documentum
environment, check the current status of the environment, and react to
issues. Collected system performance data can be represented in graphs
or as web-based reports.
To learn more about practical cases of using
our
SPI for EMC Documentum, see
SPI for EMC Documentum white paper.
 Service
map
displays dependencies between Index Server,
Index Agents, Content Servers, repositories, and connection brokers provides quick problem detection and
resolution reflects the impact of incidents (messages)
on Documentum environment and business services
Policies
monitor Documentum Content Server and
connection broker availability and resource consumption detect job failures and track the number of
failed jobs per repository monitor job execution time and detect
possible hung jobs or jobs failed to start monitor user activity and identify user
sessions that are causing excessive CPU and memory consumption monitor client response time for standard
operations (e.g. connect, check in, check out, delete) against
repositories monitor file stores and help with capacity
planning monitor log files (server, session, job,
life-cycle) monitor the size and growth of Documentum DB
tables (e.g. dmi_queue_item, dm_audittrail) monitor the number of unprocessed renditions,
the
number of failed indexing items and other user specified events monitor Index Server availability,
performance, and component status monitor Search health including:
document search, add new documents to full-text index, and search
speed monitor Index Agent health, availability and
resource consumption monitor end user performance
Tools
show users that are causing excessive CPU and
memory consumption identify users causing excessive CPU and
memory consumption display client response time display file store information display documents with largest content
and most versions display workflows that are not finished and
are older than the specified time period display current running jobs and their
execution times display jobs that were scheduled but failed
to start identify the most frequent or most
active users or the ones with the least activity identify end-users with slowest performance
and with the most failed check in/check out actions
Reports
EMC Documentum process availability and resource
consumption (Content Server, connection broker, job processes, Index
Agent/Server Process) file store statistics and file activity
reports database availability, table size growth and
number of unprocessed events (e.g. renditions, indexing items) user activity and client response job timeline and top jobs by longest
execution time number of running/failed jobs in the
specified interval full-text index search response time
and save-to-search latency document and work flow statistics application server events, identify busiest,
slowest and fastest application servers application server and their clients with
most frequent log in/check in/check out failures
Check how SPI for EMC Documentum can help you −
download the evaluation version.
Need
more information? Contact us at
spi-info@hermes-softlab.com.
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