Health Monitoring for SAP BTP Cloud Foundry

Available Monitoring Content

The following Monitoring Content for SAP BTP Cloud Foundry is available for Health Monitoring in SAP Focused Run:

ComponentMetricDescription
SystemSystem CPU UsageThe recent CPU usage of the system that the application is running in
System CPU Load AverageThe sum of the number of runnable entities queued to available processors and the number of runnable entities running on the available processors averaged over a period of time
Disk UtilizationThe disk utilization of the application instance
HTTP Response TimeDuration of HTTP server request handling
Database ConnectionsThe number of connections that are currently in state described by the state attribute
VersionThe version of the application
Java Applications

Java Daemon Threads

The current number of live daemon threads
Java Live ThreadsThe current number of live threads including both daemon and non-daemon threads
Java Memory: Old GenerationCurrently used Java memory for Old Generation
Java Memory: Eden SpaceCurrently used Java memory for Eden Space
Java Memory: Survivor SpaceCurrently used Java memory for Survivor Space
Hikari Pool: Active ConnectionsNumber of active connections in the Hikari pool
Hikari Pool: Queued ConnectionsNumber of queued connections in the Hikari pool
Node.js

Filesystem Utilization

Disk utilization in the range of [0, 1]
Filesystem UsageDisk usage in bytes
Memory UtilizationAverage memory utilization of the process for the last minute
Memory UsageAverage memory usage of the process for the last minute
CPU UtilizationDifference in process CPU time since the last measurement, divided by the elapsed time and number of CPUs available to the process
CPU TimeThe time of the CPU

Prerequisites and Setup in SAP BTP Cloud Foundry and SAP Focused Run

Please follow the general setup steps mentioned on the central page: 

Activate Health Monitoring

To add cloud services of the type SAP BTP Cloud Foundry, do the following:

  • Open the Health Monitoring app from the launchpad.
  • Choose Configuration (gearwheel icon).
  • Expand the Cloud Services section.
  • Choose the pencil icon in the Cloud Services configuration section.
  • Choose Add Cloud Service on the dialog that appears.
  • Select the desired service from the list.