Monitoring Your Configuration Environment
The Configuration Database is the backbone of your configuration environment. Management Framework provides several scripts that you can use to monitor the performance and the health of your Configuration Database
Performance Monitoring Scripts
Configuration Database performance monitoring scripts retrieve statistics from the Configuration Database that can be used to trace the configuration areas that consume most of the Configuration Server resources, both overall and for particular types of clients (when client behavior and configuration dependencies are known).
The following scripts are available:
- csv_objtype_sizes.sql—This script calculates usage for major types of configuration objects.
- csv_largest10_objbytype.sql—This script enables you to determine if any particular object of a given type is significantly larger than the others.
- csv_biggerthan_objbytype.sql—This script helps you identify the number of configuration objects per object type that impact performance the most, and/or are out of the range of expected size for this type.
Refer to Monitoring Performance of Configuration Environment for more information about these scripts, where to access them, and how to use them.
Health Monitoring Scripts
Configuration Database health monitoring scripts retrieve statistics from the Configuration Database that can be used to identify issues that might lead to incorrect or corrupted data.
The following scripts are available.
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