guide:Monitoring
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| The infrastructure for the D-Grid resources monitoring is based on a 3-tier architecture. They are a centrally-structured D-Grid grouped repositories. For more information see the monitoring in d-grid. | |
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Project DMON
| D-MON’s vision is to realize a Grid wide monitoring architecture across several underlying, heterogeneous systems taking in consideration multiple resource providers and virtual organisations. |
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The resulting system, as it can be seen in the architecture figure, should allow dynamic, VO-based, and customer-centric views on the provisioned resources and services. This can be reached by joining VO-Management information with the monitoring data provided by the information systems of the middlewares: CIS, MDS 4, and BDII. Hence, to use the current D-MON infrastructure, the D-Grid Site needs to be published into the one or more information systems and the D-MON will care on the view generation from the available data.
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Monitoring in D-Grid reference installation
There are two levels for monitoring in D-Grid reference installation:
- User/Global Operation Center level. Includes three information systems:
- BDII (Berkeley Database Information Index) - glite information system (configured by the site-info.def monitoring configuration)
- MDS (Monitoring and Discovery System) - Globus Toolkit information system (configured by the GT4 monitoring configuration)
- CIS (Common Information Service) - Unicore information system (https://dgrid-unic.fz-juelich.de:9110/D-Grid/services/Registry?res=default_registry)
- Server Administration level. Recommended the following tools:
Nagios in D-Grid reference installation
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| Nagios is a system and network monitoring application. It watches hosts and services that you specify, alerting you when things go bad and when they get better. |
The D-Grid reference installation site instance: access only to dgtest member
