Some of the possible Sample Report outputs.

Sample Report Produce By Ca’s eHealth Suites

• MPLS Bandwidth Utilization
• Bandwidth Utilization In / Out (Wan – Fqdn-Serial0/0)

Server Utilization

• CPU Utilization
• Total Network (frames / second)
• Top 10 Partitions (utilization)
• Service Performance
• DNS Lookups
• TCP Connections per second

Application Response

• Average Response time (msec)
• Average Response time (bytes / second)
• Quality Attributes
• Reliability

With configuration tuning, eHealth is capable of scaling upwards of several thousand elements per single management server.  Furthermore, eHealth management servers can be arranged in a distributed environment, providing virtually a limitless ceiling on the number of nodes that can be managed in client environments. 

Availability

• All management servers will be a part of company wide backup solution for complete and incremental backups, which also provide backups for “open files” and databases.

This solution defines a high availability design which deploys a failover strategy, as a vital part of availability.  CA Best Practice recommends that the primary and backup eHealth servers be installed in a Cluster Environment.

Best Practices approach

• This solution is architected to meet ITIL Availability and Capacity Management disciplines as well as CA Best Practice.
• Architecture approach

This solution establishes a solid monitoring and performance management foundation for both servers and network. A phased implementation approach is recommended to first establish monitoring and fault management systems. Second phase include performance monitoring for both servers and network.  Solutions high-availability should be a future consideration.