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1Metron
Automatic Reporting
2Automatic Reporting Benefits
- Computer systems are a critical resource
- Performance crucial to business objectives
- Active management a must
- Need information for decision-making
- Timely
- Accurate
- Helpful
- AUTOMATIC
3Intranet-based Performance Reporting
4Expanding the APR Structure
5Advisor Report UNIX CPU Usage
6Advisor Report Top N UNIX Users
7Advisor Report UNIX Disk Activity
8Advisor Report Disk Response Time
9Advisor Report UNIX CPU Trend
10Optional Alert Propagation
11Advisor Report Windows CPU Usage
12Advisor Report Oracle Buffer Cache
13Ready-Made Reports for UNIX
14Ready-Made Reports for Windows
15Ready-Made Reports for Oracle
16Creating your Own Reports
- Metrics that Advisor doesnt report on
- Custom metrics, e.g. business statistics
- Different graphical requirements
- Different report format or style
- Spreadsheet
- Word document with embedded graphics
- Stand-alone charts
- Athenes Define a Report application
17Creating your Own Reports
18Define a Report Select the database
19Define a Report Choose the metrics
20Define a Report Choose the Context
21Define a Report Aggregation
22Define a Report Description
23Define a Report Resulting Chart
24User Defined Reports in Advisor
25Specifying the Analysis Period
The Analysis Period is the period of time that
the report is to cover.
The Production Date is the date when the report
is actually produced.
26Specifying the Threshold Values
Thresholds are the values used by Advisor for its
interpretation of the data.
You can specify your own threshold values, or use
Athenes defaults.
27Exceptions, Incidents and Actions
Incidents are raised at run time, when the report
is produced. For a trend report, this could be a
predicted problem far in the future.
If an incident occurs, you can cause a named
person or group to be e-mailed automatically.
28User-Defined Report with Interpretation
29Word Document example
- The chart (and its header) has been updated
- The surrounding text has not been updated
30Excel Spreadsheet example
31Scheduling your Automatic Report Production
- How often?
- Hourly
- Daily
- Weekly, monthly, every so many days
- What period of time?
- Today so far
- Yesterday
- Last two days, last week, year to date
- How far forward for trend reports?
- To a fixed date
- Until a certain value is reached
- For the next week, month, year
32Schedule Production Date
33Trend Parameters
34Publishing your Reports
- Who needs to see the report?
- Technical colleagues
- Management
- Everybody
- Dispatch Methods
- E-mail
- File Save (to a website, for example)
- FTP
- Print
- Review before Dispatch
- Optionally view the reports yourself before they
are published
35Report Dispatch Methods
36Performance Reporting - Recap
This structure is just an example. You can
organise your reports in any way you like.
37Summary
Athene Performance Reporting
- Extensive libraries of ready-made reports
- UNIX, Windows, Oracle
- Accurate, helpful reports for minimum effort
- Automatic production, dispatch, alerting
- Create your own reports
- Complete control over contents and appearance
- Standard and Custom metrics
38And finally
Athene Performance Reporting
39Metron