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Can I monitor the DataMiner northbound API (v0, v1)?

Solved1.73K views10th February 2021API JSON v1 northbound API SOAP v1 v0
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Jeroen Nietvelt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]1.34K 2nd February 2021 0 Comments

We have a system where multiple third-party applications request data through the DataMiner northbound API. We would like to see an overview of KPIs (request execution rate, average min and max execution time, success rate, ...) on the requests being executed so we can determine bottlenecks or performance degradation at an early stage. At this moment, it's often only detected when it becomes a critical failure of one or more requests, before we are able to detect and act upon it. We would like to be able to do this in a more early stage to mitigate problems before they have a severe impact. Would there be any solutions already available or down the pipeline that would allow us to do so?

Ramya Ravichandran Answered question 10th February 2021

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Wim Bruynooghe [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]6.59K Posted 2nd February 2021 0 Comments

At the moment it's only possible to calculate such KPIs using the logging of IIS (for example a driver could process the IIS logging). There are also 3rd party tools available who do the same.

It is on the roadmap of future DataMiner versions to build-in some of these KPIs.

Jeroen Nietvelt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 3rd February 2021
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Ramya Ravichandran Posted 10th February 2021 0 Comments

Hi Wim, would it be possible to comment roughly when these API would be available for other system to see the KPI inside Dataminer

Ramya Ravichandran Answered question 10th February 2021
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