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Teiid 8.0

What can be monitored and_or configured?

Here are the steps to follow to install Teiid

  1. The Teiid Runtime Engine (Data Services node in the tree)

  2. VDBs- Virtual databases

    1. Models

    2. Source- these are physical sources

    3. Multi-source- these are multiple sourced models

    4. Logical- these are virtual sources

    5. Translator instances- any Translator instances defined for use by this VDB

    6. Data Roles- any data roles defined for use by this VDB

  3. Translators - These are the extensions to supported datasources that come with Teiid out-of-the-box.

    The creation/modification of the datasource is managed by the JBossAS plugin.

Configuration

  1. Settings for the Data Services plugin

  2. Runtime Engine properties

  3. Buffer Service

  4. Jdbc Socket configuration

  5. Session Service

Metrics

  1. Long Running Query count

  2. Active Query count

  3. Active Session count

  4. Prepared Plan Cache Hit Ratio %

  5. Prepared Plan Cache Size

  6. Prepared Plan Cache # of Requests

  7. ResultSet Cache Hit Ratio %

  8. ResultSet Cache Size

  9. ResultSet Cache # of Requests

  10. Used Buffer Space

Control (Operations)

Data Services Engine

  1. View Long Running Queries

  2. View Current Sessions

  3. Deploy a VDB via URL

  4. Terminate Session

  5. View Current Requests

  6. Terminate requests

  7. View Current Transactions

  8. Terminate Transaction
    Virtual Database

  9. View VDB Requests

  10. View VDB Sessions

  11. List Materialized View Info

  12. Refresh a Materialized View

  13. Clear Cache

Deploying the VDB

VDB archive files created it the Designer Tool or Dynamic VDBs can be deployed into Teiid server using the Admin Console.

  1. Select the Virtual Database node in the Admin Console tree and click the Add New Resource button.

  2. Select the VDB archive file from the file system and click continue.

  3. The VDB will deploy if no fatal errors are found in the archive. The status of the VDB will be UP if no errors are found with the models in the VDB.

  4. If there are model errors, the VDB will be deployed with a status of DOWN and the errors will be listed on the configuration tab of the VDB. VDBs that are not UP will be marked with a red X in the tree.
    Only Model's "connection-jndi-name" can be modified using this tool by clicking on the "configuration" tab, all other properties are read-only.

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