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Measures reported by OraVdiCoreStaTest
The central component of Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure is the Oracle VDI Core. The Oracle VDI Core provides all the functionality needed to build and manage large scale virtual machine deployments. In addition to its management capabilities, the Oracle VDI Core is also responsible for the brokering of virtual desktops on behalf of desktop access clients.
The Oracle VDI Core component is driven by the VDI Core Service that runs as a module within the Common Agent Container (Cacao). If you encounter any issues while working with the Oracle VDI broker, you should first check the status of Cacao as well as the status of the Oracle VDI Core service module.
This test monitors the VDI Core Service and reports its current status.
The measures made by this test are as follows:
| Measurement |
Description |
Measurement
Unit |
Interpretation |
| Opertion_state |
Indicates the current operational state of the Oracle VDI core service. |
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This measure reports the value Enabled or Disabled depending upon the current state of the VDI core service.
The table below lists the State values reported by this measure and the numeric values that correspond to each of the states:
| State |
Numeric Value |
| Enabled |
100 |
| Disabled |
0 |
Note:
Typically, this measure will report the States indicated in the table above as its values. However, in the graph of this measure, the operational state of the VDI core service will be represented using the numeric equivalents only - i.e., 0 and 100. |
| Avail_state |
Indicates the current availability status of the Oracle VDI core service. |
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If the VDI core service is not currently operational - i.e., if the Operational state measure of this test reports the value Disabled - then the Availability measure will not report any values; in such a case therefore, this measure will not appear in the eG monitoring console.
On the other hand, if the Operational state of the VDI core service is Enabled, then this test will report one of the following values for the Availability measure:
- Dependency
- Off_line
- Failed
The numeric values that correspond to each of the Availability states listed above are discussed in the table below:
| State |
Numeric Value |
| Dependency |
1 |
| Off_line |
2 |
| Failed |
3 |
Note:
Typically, this measure will report the States indicated in the table above as its values. However, in the graph of this measure, the availability state of the VDI core service will be represented using the numeric equivalents only - i.e., 1 to 3 only. |
| Admin_state |
Indicates the current administrative state of the VDI core service. |
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This measure reports the value Locked or Unlocked depending upon the current administrative state of the VDI core service.
The table below lists the State values reported by this measure and the numeric values that correspond to each of the states:
| State |
Numeric Value |
| Unlocked |
100 |
| Locked |
0 |
Note:
Typically, this measure will report the States indicated in the table above as its values. However, in the graph of this measure, the administrative state of the VDI core service will be represented using the numeric equivalents only - i.e., 0 and 100. |
| Module_health |
Indicates the current health of the VDI core service module. |
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The value of this measure will either be Good health or Bad health, depending upon how healthy the VDI core service module currently is.
The table below lists the State values reported by this measure and the numeric values that correspond to each of the states:
| State |
Numeric Value |
| Good health |
100 |
| Bad health |
0 |
Note:
Typically, this measure will report the States indicated in the table above as its values. However, in the graph of this measure, the module health will be represented using the numeric equivalents only - i.e., 0 and 100. |
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