Autosys and Splunk

[RAMON FERRERIS]

Hi to all, some time without posting.    Hope everyone is doing ok.

I have a question regarding how to have Splunk import ????  data from autosys for management use.  
We need:
1) system performance
2) Number of jobs running
3) Jobs in failures, etc
4) Wcc performance
5) EEM performance
6) problems in slowness.
7) How to use the hearthbeat from autosys to make charts

Thanks
RF

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Senior Autosys Integrator
Brown Brothers & Harriman
Nj.
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[Joe Poutre]

Hello Ramon,
For some of that you could consider importing the event_demon log files.  That will provide job run information.
For WCC, have you considered a transactional testing tool, simulating logins and mouse-clicks for a standard set of user interactions?
Alternately, if your WCC runs on Windows, use Splunk to pull in WMI and performance data.
EEM has all those lovely XML files; I have not attempted to import XML data yet, but a quick search of the Splunk site shows there are ways to do that.

Good luck!
Joseph Poutre

[Steve Carrobis]

I have been data mining AutoSys since version 2.0. you grab info from tables when needed for storage of much of the data you have the archive files and the event log and as server lg and now webservice log for use. the amount of times you may use it..depends on issues you have with product or job runs.

As for failure counts etc. WCC has a report.

Everyone will have their own method and perspective on what to do...do what fits for your firm...

 

Hope that helps.

 

 

Steve C.

 

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[RAMON FERRERIS]

Thanks   Joseph and Steve.    I was looking for not having to reinvent the wheel., but I have been looking at getting data directly from the Database.

Thanks.
RF


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Senior Autosys Integrator
Brown Brothers & Harriman
Nj.
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