eG Monitoring
 

Measures reported by AtgTest

Using the ATG server's SNMP interface, the AtgTest test tracks the rate of requests processed by the server, the number of requests waiting for processing, and the percentage of heap usage by the server. While the rate of requests processed and the number of queued requests can be indicative of performance problems with the ATG server, the percentage heap usage can be indicative of the reason for the problem. The measures made by this test are as follows:

Measurement Description Measurement Unit Interpretation
Pct_memory_used Percentage of heap space currently in use by the ATG Dynamo server Percent When the heap used percent reaches 100%, the server will start garbage collection rather than processing requests. Hence, a very high percentage of heap usage (close to 100%) will dramatically lower performance. In such a case, consider increasing the heap size to be used.
Session_rate Indicates the rate at which the sessions are created in the server. Sessions/Sec A high session rate can indicate a bottleneck on the ATG Dynamo server.
Current_sessions Indicates the number of current sessions. Number A high value indicates an increased workload on the server.
Drp_request_rate Indicates the request rate on the DRP server. Reqs/Sec A high value indicates that the dynamic request protocol (drp) server is over loaded with requests.
Drp_response_time The time taken by the DRP server to respond to the requests. Secs An increasing value indicates a bottleneck on the drp server and this could arise due to the following reasons.

1.      The drp server is not available

2.      The server is being overloaded with requests

3.      Some problem in the network