OpenEdge Management and OpenEdge Explorer: Configuration

Viewing the status of a SonicMQ Adapter broker
Viewing the status of a SonicMQ Adapter broker
You can view the status of an active SonicMQ Adapter broker in the management console.
To view the status of a SonicMQ Adapter broker:
1. Click Resources in the management console menu bar. The main resource types appear in
the list frame.
2. In the list frame, browse to and click the desired SonicMQ Adapter instance. The Details
page for the instance appears in the detail frame.
3. Click Status. A Status summary appears and provides the following information:
• Host — The name of the host machine.
• Broker Name — The name of the broker whose status you are viewing.
• Operating Mode — For SonicMQ Adapter brokers, the operating mode is stateless.
• Broker Status — The current state of the broker.
• Broker Port — The TCP/IP port number that the broker listens to.
• Broker PID — The process ID number of the broker.
• Active Servers — The number of active SonicMQ Adapter brokers.
• Busy Servers — The number of SonicMQ Adapter brokers that are currently
processing requests.
• Locked Servers — The number of SonicMQ Adapter brokers that have been locked.
• Available Servers — The number of available SonicMQ Adapter brokers.
• Active Clients (now, peak) — The number of client connections at the current point,
and the highest number of connections since the broker started.
• Client Queue Depth (cur, max) — The number of clients waiting for agents to
become available to service their request. The current value (cur) represents the
number of waiting clients at the moment the status is displayed, and the maximum
value (max) represents the largest number of clients waiting concurrently since the
broker was started.
• Total Requests — The total number of requests from clients since the broker started.
• Rq Wait (max, avg) — The maximum and average time the client had to wait for an
available broker.
• Rq Duration (max, avg) — The maximum and average time the request required.
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