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The data coming from the Influx Telegraf monitoring Atoms, are structured into nodes and metrics.

Nodes are logical entities that contain metrics that we already know “work together”, in which correlations are a given

The nodes contain a set of different metrics, and as seen in the table below, the Eyer structure replicates how Boomi expose the Atom JMX metrics. The table contain all metrics that Eyer is monitoring on an Atom.

Most of the metrics are described in System Monitoring with JMX from Boomi, but we added few more metrics (see the table below).

Node Name

Metric Name

Notes

Operating System

System CPU Load

Added by Eyer. This metric will be visible on all the atoms that are deployed on the same instance/system.

Committed Virtual Memory Size

Added by Eyer

Heap Memory Usage Committed

Added by Eyer

Heap Memory Usage Used

Process CPU Load

Added by Eyer

Total Physical Memory Size

Added by Eyer

Execution Manager

Average Execution Queue Time

Average Execution Time

Local Running Workers Count

Queued Execution Estimated Count

Running Execution Estimated Count

Resource Manager

Atom In Bad State

Added by Eyer

Deadlock Detected

Added by Eyer

Low Memory

Out Of Memory

Too Many Open Files

Added by Eyer

Scheduler

Executing Schedules Count

Added by Eyer

Missed Schedules Count

Added by Eyer

Schedule Count

Process Summary Reporting Service

Pending Execution Count

Pending Report Count

Pending Result Count

Message Queue Factory

Pending Message Count

Added by Eyer

Config

Restarting

Status

It is mapped from a string to a boolean, where RUNNING is mapped to 0 and all the others are mapped to one

Queue Acknowledgement track

Pending Upload Message Count

Queue Event track

Pending Upload Message Count

Message Poller Thread

Download Stats Connect Failure Count

Eyer does not use the cumulative value but the value of the difference between two subsequent data points

Download Stats Delivered Message Count

Eyer does not use the cumulative value but the value of the difference between two subsequent data points

Active MQ

Memory Percent Usage

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