Applications summary

This administrative console page displays an operational summary of all the started applications in your environment, including status, stability, and active service policy associations.

To view this administrative console page, click Runtime Operations > Applications .




WebSphere Extended Deployment information center (online)

Related information
Reporting summary
Deployment target summary
Extended Deployment runtime summary: Core components
Extended Deployment runtime summary: Nodes
Extended Deployment runtime summary: On demand routers
Cluster operations tab
Dynamic cluster request management
Cluster server placement
Cluster active tasks
Cluster reporting
Applications operations tab
Applications request management
Applications placement
Applications active tasks
Application reporting
Server operations tab
Server reporting
Service policy reporting

Application summary chart

The chart shows the average response time for the applications that are running.

By default, the maximum number of data sets that are displayed is 5.

Note: If application load does not exist in the WebSphere Virtual Enterprise cell, then the summary chart is empty. This behavior is expected. To see data in the chart, start to run load on your applications.

Application summary table

The application summary table displays information about the started applications in your environment.

To limit the number of rows that display in the table, click Preferences and indicate a number of Maximum rows. Click Apply. To return this value to the default number, click Reset. Use the compound filtering icon filter icon to filter the information that is displayed in the table.

Name

Specifies the name of the application.

To view the configuration details and additional reporting and operations information, click the application name.

Cell

Specifies the name of the cell.

Edition

Specifies the edition of the application.

You might have multiple editions running for a single application. To manage your application editions, click Applications > Edition control center.

Type

Specifies the application type. Application types include: Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE), PHP, WebSphere Application Server Community Edition, and unmanaged Web applications.

Status

Indicates whether the application deployed on the middleware server is running, not running, or unavailable.

Table 1. Middleware application status
Partial Start Partially started The application is in the process of changing from a Stopped state to a Started state. The application is starting to run but is not fully running yet. The application cannot fully start, because a server mapped to one or more application modules is stopped.
Started Started The application is started.
Partial Stop Partially stopped The application is in the process of changing from a Started state to a Stopped state. The application has not stopped running yet.
Stopped Stopped The application is not running.
Unavailable Unknown The status cannot be determined.

An application with an unavailable status might, in fact, be running but have an unavailable status because the server running the administrative console cannot communicate with the server running the application.

Stability

Specifies the operational status of the application.

Table 2. Middleware application stability
Stable Stable The application is operational, without issues.
Questionable Questionable The application has some problems, but is still operational.
Unstable Unstable The application has severe issues.
Unknown Unknown The application stability cannot be reported.

Active Service Policy Associations

Specifies the all service policies, over the life of the on demand routers (ODR), to which work for the application has been classified.


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