How HP SiteScope works
HP
SiteScope provides a centralized, scalable architecture. HP SiteScope is
implemented as a Java server application and runs on a single, central system
as a daemon process. The HP SiteScope Java server supports three key functions:
data collection, alerting, and reporting. All user interaction is accomplished
through a Web-based user interface that enables configuration, installation,
administration, real-time status, and reporting from one seamlessly integrated
console.
Sitescope
Architecture
Sitescope
consists of following components:
·
Browser based interface –
Manages end user status information requests, configuration changes requests
and access control.
·
Scheduler – Coordinates
the running of monitors, alerts creation and report generation.
·
Monitors – Collects performance and availability
information about the system being monitored.
·
Alerts – Notifications of exceptions, failures and
status changes events in the system being monitored.
·
Reports – A historic representation of monitored
data for trending and analysis purpose.
