Monitoring

The Monitoring domain enables you to monitor the processing of the jobs, perform critical user tasks, handle problems, and solve various issues. Batch flows usually exist in a distributed system spanning many computers of different types.

By using Control-M Workload Automation, you can see the progress of your batch flows, and identify problems and potential problems. You can view and monitor, jobs on a particular Control-M/Server, jobs belonging to a specific batch service or specific application, and jobs having a particular status, such as failed jobs.

At any time you can view active jobs, perform actions, view alerts, or analyze business services, as described in the following topics:

• Viewpoints: Enables you to view the Active Jobs in the Monitoring domain. To display only those jobs and job flows of interest, you can dynamically customize Viewpoints, as described in Setting up a Viewpoint.
• Alerts Monitor: Enables you to monitor your production environment by using Alert Monitor. An alert is a message that indicates that a problem or exception has occurred for a job.
• Service Monitor: Enables you analyze business services, and locate and resolve problematic jobs.
• Business Service Analysis Viewpoint: Enables you to focus on one particular service. All the jobs of the service are displayed in the Viewpoint, together with additional information related to the BMC Batch Impact analysis.

For more information about navigating in the Monitoring domain, see Monitoring domain.

For more information about Control-M Workload Automation, see Getting Started.

To view a detailed Monitoring domain video, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sawnqUF9bwE.