The Instances Portlet of the Heirloom Dashboard contains information about your production deployed applications and your development environments (Elastic COBOL) running in the cloud. your user id or (if you're a group administrator) all the users in your group. Access the dashboard through paas.heirloomcomputing.com > Sign In > Dashboard.
The portlet details the cloud-based production application instances currently running or recently terminated. You can act upon the instances by right-clicking on any one of them and selecting from the menu. Hold the shift or control key down as you left-click various rows and then right-click the group to display statistics for the instance collection. The variety and number of options depends upon the collection and the Instance Status. From these menus you can,
- Show Web Page - Brings up a new browser window with the application's home page displayed. Depending upon how you have configured your application this may be either a secure (https) or unsecure (http) static page, a dynamic COBOL application running within the Servlet Container on the instance or gateway to a CICS transaction running in a J2EE Application Server on the instance. You can also access the Batch Job scheduler and JCL interpreter executing your production background applications through your instance's user interface.
- Show Statistics - Brings up the Statistics Portlet containing a number of useful statistics for your instance or group of instances
- Show CPU Utilization - the current and past CPU load (in CPU percentage) for the instance.
- Show CPU Utilization (range) - the minimum, maximum and average CPU load.
- Show Network Usage - the current and past network output (in total bytes) being handled by the instance.
- Show Network Usage (range) - the minimum, maximum and average Network Usage.
- Show Response Time - for secure (https) applications with statistics tracking enabled, display the average response time seen by end-users of your application.
- Show Response Time (range) - the minimum, maximum and average Response Time
- Show Requests (range) - the minimum, maximum and average Web requests (by number and data size) issued by your users
- Show Responses (range) - the minimum, maximum and average Web pages (by number and data size) generated to your users
- Show Data Volumes - Displays the Data Volumes Portlet for a single instance with its single data volume attached to it.
- Show History - Displays the History Portlet containing detailed logging as to what events have been seen by this instance (start, stop, pause, volume allocation, backup).
- Protect / Unprotect Instance - Protects (or unprotects) an instance from accidental termination. Protect instances of production applications to ensure your group members do not attempt to suspend them.
- Pause / Unpause Instance - Suspend a running instance (or restart it) and put it in a state for easy restart. Use Pause to force logoff of all current users while allowing it to restart quickly (Unpause). CPU charges are not incurred for paused instances.
- Reboot Instance - Reset a running application. Similar to Pause/Unpause.
- Terminate Instance - For those unprotected instances, shut them down immediately. The persistent data persists and instances can be restarted from the Data Volumes Portlet.
- minimize the view. You can drag and drop the view to reposition it on the dashboard
- refresh the list of instances
- select (2 buttons) either instances associated with your Heirloom or Elastic COBOL login ID or your group's if you are a group administrator
- close the portlet. You can reopen by right-clicking anywhere on the page and choosing Show Instances from the menu
0 Comments