Use this page to identify and configure the Web server that you are using to improve the performance and reliability of your Web application. Enterprise Manger uses Web cache / Apache to collect end-user performance data.
If no Web server components appear on this page, click System Configuration to add or remove a component to this Web application target.
For each Web server component in the current Web application target, this page provides the information and configuration options, as shown in the following table.
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Section |
Description |
|---|---|
| Agent Status | This column shows the status of the Oracle Management Agent on the host where the Web Server instance resides. If the Oracle Management Agent is down, no end-user response data can be retrieved. For more information about starting, stopping, and configuring the Oracle Management Agent, see Oracle Enterprise Manager Advanced Configuration. |
| Collection Enabled |
When you select this check box, Enterprise Manager will begin collecting end-user performance data from the Web Server instance. |
| Interval (min) |
This setting controls the interval between data collections performed by the Oracle Management Agent on the Web Server Host. |
To configure a Web server for a Web application correctly, you need to do the following:
Identify and add the Web server components required by the Web application.
Enable End-User Performance Monitoring. Click Configure to enable the Web Cache / Apache Server for End-User Performance Monitoring.
Enable collection of end-user performance data. To do so, check Collection Enabled and specify a Collection Interval.
Related Topics
About Web Application Management
About Monitoring End User Performance
Enterprise Manager Information Roadmap
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