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    Instance Data Replication (IDR) dashboard

    The IDR dashboard enables you to monitor the status of active producer and consumer replication sets, scheduled jobs, and producer or consumer seeding requests.

    Accessing the IDR dashboard

    Users with the admin or idr_admin role can access the dashboard.

    Navigate to the IDR dashboard in the following way:
    • Instance Data Replication > Monitoring Dashboard
    The IDR dashboard monitors the following:
    • Active Producer Replication Sets
    • Active Consumer Replications Sets
    • IDR Scheduled Jobs
    • Producer Seeding Requests Within Last 7 Days
    • Consumer Seeding Requests Within Last 7 Days

    IDR Monitoring Dashboard

    Active Producer Replication Sets

    The Active Producer Replication Sets monitors your producer replication set status and reports data lag time between your instance and the replication queue.
    Field Description
    Name Name of the producer replication set.
    Replication Queue Reading Lag Time between a record change on the producer instance and the moment it is sent over the outbound replication queue.
    Status Status of a replication set, either active or in error.
    Status Message Message that describes the error status.

    Active Consumer Replication Sets

    The Active Consumer Replication Sets monitors your consumer replication set status, reports network lag time, and reports data lag time between the producer and consumer instance.
    Table 1.
    Field Description
    Name Name of the consumer replication set.
    Data Lag Time between a record change on the producer instance and the moment it is recorded in the consumer instance.
    Network Lag Time between a record change logs in the outbound replication queue and the moment it is recorded in the consumer instance.
    Status Status of a replication set, either active or in error.
    Status Message Message that describes the error status.

    IDR Scheduled Jobs

    The suite of IDR scheduled jobs poll for data changes, requests, and check the health of your producer and consumer instances. You can monitor the following jobs:
    IDRConsumerJob
    Polls for record changes and seeding requests on the consumer instance in 15-second intervals.
    IDRHeartBeatJob
    Updates information about the health of every active producer or consumer set.
    IDRMetadataConsumerJob
    Polls for metadata record changes on the consumer instance in 15-second intervals.
    IDRProducerJob
    Polls for new, updated, or deleted records in the data replication queue for a producer instance in 15-second intervals.
    IDRSeedingProducerJob
    Checks for new seeding requests coming from consumer instances.
    You can set when your IDR scheduled jobs run and configure a periodic trigger specifying how often the job runs.
    Table 2. IDR Scheduled Jobs fields
    Field Description
    Name Scheduled job name.
    Next Action Date and time when the job next runs.
    Trigger type Job that you can configure to run daily, weekly, monthly, periodically, once, on-demand, or business calendar start or end date. The trigger can repeat daily, hourly, by minute, or by second.
    Job ID ID of the scheduled job.
    State State of the job, for example, ready.

    Producer Seeding Request Within Last 7 Days

    You can monitor the status of a producer seeding request within the last seven days.
    Table 3.
    Field Description
    Replication Set Producer set and the consumer set.
    Status Status of the seeding request. The status can be completed, in progress, or failed.
    Start Time Time that the seeding begins.
    End Time Time that the seeding ends.
    Percent Complete Percentage of the seeding request job that is complete.

    Consumer Seeding Request Within Last 7 Days

    You can monitor the status of a consumer seeding request within the last seven days.
    Table 4.
    Field Description
    Replication Set Corresponding consumer set.
    Status Status of the seeding request. The status can be completed, in progress, or failed.
    Start Time Time that the seeding begins.
    End Time Time that the seeding ends.
    Percent Complete Percentage of the seeding request job that is complete.

    IDR Dashboard Properties

    You can navigate to the IDR dashboard properties in the following way:
    • Instance Data Replication > Properties
    You can change the following properties on your dashboard:
    Property field Description
    Minutes of lag before the Data Lag field is highlighted in red on the IDR Monitoring Dashboard Data Lag field that is part of the Active Consumer Replication set. The field highlights if the actual lag time is greater than the time threshold that you set. The default is 15 minutes.
    Minutes of lag before the Network Lag field is highlighted in red on the IDR Monitoring Dashboard Network Lag field that is part of the Active Consumer Replication set. The field highlights if the actual lag time is greater than the time threshold that you set. The default is 15 minutes.
    Minutes of lag before the Replication Queue Reading Lag field is highlighted in red on the IDR Monitoring Dashboard Replication Queue Reading Lag field that is part of the Active Consumer Replication set. The field highlights if the actual lag time is greater than the time threshold that you set. The default is 15 minutes.
    Note: You can set colors on fields through personalize list columns (v_idr_dashboard_list.do).

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      Instance Data Replication (IDR) dashboard

      The IDR dashboard enables you to monitor the status of active producer and consumer replication sets, scheduled jobs, and producer or consumer seeding requests.

      Accessing the IDR dashboard

      Users with the admin or idr_admin role can access the dashboard.

      Navigate to the IDR dashboard in the following way:
      • Instance Data Replication > Monitoring Dashboard
      The IDR dashboard monitors the following:
      • Active Producer Replication Sets
      • Active Consumer Replications Sets
      • IDR Scheduled Jobs
      • Producer Seeding Requests Within Last 7 Days
      • Consumer Seeding Requests Within Last 7 Days

      IDR Monitoring Dashboard

      Active Producer Replication Sets

      The Active Producer Replication Sets monitors your producer replication set status and reports data lag time between your instance and the replication queue.
      Field Description
      Name Name of the producer replication set.
      Replication Queue Reading Lag Time between a record change on the producer instance and the moment it is sent over the outbound replication queue.
      Status Status of a replication set, either active or in error.
      Status Message Message that describes the error status.

      Active Consumer Replication Sets

      The Active Consumer Replication Sets monitors your consumer replication set status, reports network lag time, and reports data lag time between the producer and consumer instance.
      Table 1.
      Field Description
      Name Name of the consumer replication set.
      Data Lag Time between a record change on the producer instance and the moment it is recorded in the consumer instance.
      Network Lag Time between a record change logs in the outbound replication queue and the moment it is recorded in the consumer instance.
      Status Status of a replication set, either active or in error.
      Status Message Message that describes the error status.

      IDR Scheduled Jobs

      The suite of IDR scheduled jobs poll for data changes, requests, and check the health of your producer and consumer instances. You can monitor the following jobs:
      IDRConsumerJob
      Polls for record changes and seeding requests on the consumer instance in 15-second intervals.
      IDRHeartBeatJob
      Updates information about the health of every active producer or consumer set.
      IDRMetadataConsumerJob
      Polls for metadata record changes on the consumer instance in 15-second intervals.
      IDRProducerJob
      Polls for new, updated, or deleted records in the data replication queue for a producer instance in 15-second intervals.
      IDRSeedingProducerJob
      Checks for new seeding requests coming from consumer instances.
      You can set when your IDR scheduled jobs run and configure a periodic trigger specifying how often the job runs.
      Table 2. IDR Scheduled Jobs fields
      Field Description
      Name Scheduled job name.
      Next Action Date and time when the job next runs.
      Trigger type Job that you can configure to run daily, weekly, monthly, periodically, once, on-demand, or business calendar start or end date. The trigger can repeat daily, hourly, by minute, or by second.
      Job ID ID of the scheduled job.
      State State of the job, for example, ready.

      Producer Seeding Request Within Last 7 Days

      You can monitor the status of a producer seeding request within the last seven days.
      Table 3.
      Field Description
      Replication Set Producer set and the consumer set.
      Status Status of the seeding request. The status can be completed, in progress, or failed.
      Start Time Time that the seeding begins.
      End Time Time that the seeding ends.
      Percent Complete Percentage of the seeding request job that is complete.

      Consumer Seeding Request Within Last 7 Days

      You can monitor the status of a consumer seeding request within the last seven days.
      Table 4.
      Field Description
      Replication Set Corresponding consumer set.
      Status Status of the seeding request. The status can be completed, in progress, or failed.
      Start Time Time that the seeding begins.
      End Time Time that the seeding ends.
      Percent Complete Percentage of the seeding request job that is complete.

      IDR Dashboard Properties

      You can navigate to the IDR dashboard properties in the following way:
      • Instance Data Replication > Properties
      You can change the following properties on your dashboard:
      Property field Description
      Minutes of lag before the Data Lag field is highlighted in red on the IDR Monitoring Dashboard Data Lag field that is part of the Active Consumer Replication set. The field highlights if the actual lag time is greater than the time threshold that you set. The default is 15 minutes.
      Minutes of lag before the Network Lag field is highlighted in red on the IDR Monitoring Dashboard Network Lag field that is part of the Active Consumer Replication set. The field highlights if the actual lag time is greater than the time threshold that you set. The default is 15 minutes.
      Minutes of lag before the Replication Queue Reading Lag field is highlighted in red on the IDR Monitoring Dashboard Replication Queue Reading Lag field that is part of the Active Consumer Replication set. The field highlights if the actual lag time is greater than the time threshold that you set. The default is 15 minutes.
      Note: You can set colors on fields through personalize list columns (v_idr_dashboard_list.do).

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