BizTalk Performance Counters

BizTalk Message Engine Performance

To open this dashboard:

• Open the Operations Manager 2007 Console.
• Select the "Monitoring View"
• Select "AVIcode BizTalk Application Monitoring"
• Select "BizTalk Message Engine Performance"

This dashboard displays graphs for the following counters related to Hosts:

• Monitored Requests /sec: The total number of requests each second that are being processed by Adapters, Pipelines, Direct Maps and Orchestrations configured for operations monitoring. This counter is incremented when the request triggers an entrypoint configured for the process.
• Avg. Request Time: The average time (in seconds) that it takes for a request to be processed by Adapters, Pipelines, Direct Maps and Orchestrations configured for operations monitoring. The timing of each request begins from when it triggers an entrypoint configured for the process, and is stopped when the request completes successfully or fails somewhere in the code. The sum of these times is averaged across the total number of requests being monitored. If this time consistently exceeds the altering threshold [15000 ms by default], it indicates a bottleneck that should be investigated. . This counter is only available when AVIcode Operations Monitoring is enabled.
• Exception Events/sec: This counter records the total number of exception events generated from Adapters, Pipelines, Direct Maps and Orchestrations. The number of events recorded by this counter is based on the agent configuration, critical vs. all exceptions, customized exception handlers, etc. This counter may be larger than the number of exception events reported to SE-Viewer, because it also includes events that are suppressed by Event Throttling.
• Performance Events/sec: This counter records the total number of performance events generated from Adapters, Pipelines, Direct Maps and Orchestrations. The number of events recorded by this counter is based on the agent configuration, threshold levels, enabled namespaces, etc. This counter may be larger than the number of performance events reported to SE-Viewer, because it also includes events that are suppressed by Event Throttling.

Last update: Thursday, December 09, 2010 02:10:13 PM