topic Re: Monitoring apps in a multi-node environment in Management & Governance

Monitoring apps in a multi-node environment

william_fu — Tue, 31 Jul 2018 12:45:29 GMT

I tried reconfiguring them following these instructions with no success (the apps update, but with limited data, which leads me to believe they're not consuming all the logs)

Has anyone here had experience with this?

If possible, i'd love to see what your data connections / folder paths / folder contents look like.

Thanks,

Re: Monitoring apps in a multi-node environment

korsikov — Thu, 02 Aug 2018 13:00:42 GMT

I following the same instruction and everything works fine

Re: Monitoring apps in a multi-node environment

Levi_Turner — Mon, 06 Aug 2018 20:26:12 GMT

Like korsikov, those instructions should be in the right direction.

This is only with two nodes (QLIKSERVER3 + QLIKSERVER4).

Data Connections:

Script:

Hope that helps.

Re: Monitoring apps in a multi-node environment

william_fu — Tue, 07 Aug 2018 16:34:50 GMT

Hi ltu‌,

Thank you, this helps.

We must have missed something on the setup, because there are no folders I can point to on my second node (QLIKSERVER4\Log\ in your example)

The only connection I have pointing to the second node is the ArchivedLogsFolder (SERVER1\Qlik\ArchivedLogs\SERVER2)

Also, can you confirm if this is what the folder contents look like on your end?

ServerLogFolder:

________________

ArchivedLogsFolder:

Re: Monitoring apps in a multi-node environment

Levi_Turner — Tue, 07 Aug 2018 16:52:59 GMT

ServerLogFolder looks like that.

ArchivedLogFolder should be structured like this:

ArchivedLogFolder\Server1.company.com\...
ArchivedLogFolder\Server2.company.com\...