eFTL Clusters Status Table and Servers List

The eFTL clusters status table presents the status eFTL clusters. Cluster rows expand to present the status of individual servers.

Clicking a cluster row expands a servers list, detailing the eFTL servers in the cluster.

Cluster Table Columns

Field Description
Status The health of the cluster based on the aggregated status values of its servers.

See the status values in the table Servers List Columns.

Name Name of the eFTL cluster.
Servers Number of servers in the cluster, and their combined state.
Note: The Attention tally in the GUI top bar does not include persistence servers or eFTL servers unless at least one server from the cluster is present. Nonetheless, even in a situation where a cluster is configured but none of its servers are present, the status table indicates that the cluster and its absent servers are offline.

Servers List Columns

Field Description
Status
Running
The server process is running, and its local realm definition is up-to-date: that is, it is the latest realm deployment.
Offline
The eFTL server process is not running, and the realm server has no data about it.
Needs Restart
The server process is running, but it cannot accept a proposed realm deployment. To accept the realm deployment, you must restart the process instance.
Timed Out
The realm server has lost the eFTL server process’ heartbeat signal. Either the TIBCO eFTL server process has stopped, or a network segmentation obstructs the heartbeat signal.
Exception
The server process is running, but its realm definition is out-of-date. The deployment caused an error in the server, so the server process continues to use its old realm definition.

Restarting the server process might not be sufficient to resolve the issue. For example, the deployment specifies a new TCP transport, but the port is already bound in some other process.

Out-of-Sync
The server process’ realm definition is a different revision than the realm server’s.
ID Client ID of the eFTL server process. To see more detailed information about the server process, click this ID.
Host Host name of the eFTL server’s host computer.

Server Commands

Icons at the right of each client row trigger commands:
  • Change logging level of an eFTL server process.

    For the meaning of log level values, see "Log Level Reference" in TIBCO FTL Development.