Job server statistics
This Job server statistical data is evaluated and creates a basis for configuration recommendations for Job server load intervals. The data for the last 100 days is included in the calculation of the configuration recommendations. You should take these configuration suggestions into account when configuring the One Identity Manager Service.
To calculate statistics
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In the Designer, set the Common | JobQueueStats configuration parameter. If the configuration parameter is enabled, the One Identity Manager Service statistics are written to the JobQueueStats table.
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In the Designer, set the Common | JobQueueStats | MaxAge configuration parameter and enter the retention period for the statistics in days.
For every action in the Job queue, such as inserting, changing, or deleting processes, new statistic entries are created for the Job server. The DBQueue Processor task QBMJobQueueStatsShrink compresses the statistics. The compression takes place for every hour prior to the current hour.
To display Job server statistics
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In the Designer, select the Base Data > Installation > Job server category.
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Start the Job Server Editor using the Edit Job server task.
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Select the Job server to be edited in the Job server overview.
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Use the Select columns context menu to select the columns with statistics.
These columns are highlighted in the color in the Job server view.
Table 94: Columns for mapping statistics
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AverageLoad |
Average processes/hour |
Average number of processes per hour. |
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MaxLoad |
Maximum processes/hour |
Maximum number of processes per hour. |
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LoadDuration |
Recommended load interval (secs) |
Configuration suggestion for the Process request interval (StartInterval) parameter in the One Identity Manager Service configuration. |
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StatisticsDuration |
Recommended statistic interval (secs) |
Configuration suggestion for the Time interval for statistics parameter (StatisticInterval) parameter in the One Identity Manager Service configuration. |
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Connection data for process generation
To generate processes for the Job server, you need the provider, connection parameters and the authentication data. In the default case, this information is determined from the database connection data.
If a Job server has no direct connection to the database, but works with an application server:
TIP: Label one set of connection data for the application server as a Fallback connection. This connection data is used if you do not enter any reference to concrete connection data on the Job server.
Determining the connection data during process generation
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The connection data from the database information is used for all Job servers with a direct data connection.
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Connection data for Job servers without a direct database connection is determined as follows:
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Connection data that is entered on the Job server.
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Connection data that is labeled as a fallback connection.
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Connection data that is entered in the database information.
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Entering connection data for the application server
Enter the connection data for the application server.
To enter connection data for the application server
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In the Designer, select the Base data > Security settings > Connection data category.
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Using the Object > New menu item, enter new connection data.
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Enter the following information.
Table 95: Properties of connection data
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Display name |
Display name of the connection data. Using this display name, you can select the connection data at the Job server entry. |
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Fallback connection |
Label one of the sets of connection data for the application server as a Fallback connection. This connection data is used if you do not enter any reference to concrete connection data on the Job server. |
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Provider |
For connection data for the application server, select Application Server. |
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Connection parameter |
Web address (URL) for the application server.
Use the ... button to open the default connection dialog, from which you can specify other options and test the connection. |
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Authentication data |
Enter the authentication data
Syntax:
Module=<Name>;<Property1>=<Value1>;<Property2>=<Value2>
Example:
Module=DialogUserAccountBased
Use the ... button to open a dialog from which you can select the authentication module directly. The authentication data is transferred when the dialog is closed.
For more information about One Identity Manager authentication modules, see the One Identity Manager Authorization and Authentication Guide. |
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Entering Job server connection data
Label the Job server with the No direct database connection option and assign the connection data to the application server.
To declare the connection data on the Job server
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In the Designer, select the Base Data > Installation > Job server category.
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In the Job Server Editor, select the Job server to edit in the Job servers overview.
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Edit the following data on the Properties tab.
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Enable the No direct database connection option for the Job server.
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Under Connection data, select existing connection data for the application server.
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To save the connection data, click OK.
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Select the Database > Commit to database and click Save.
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