Logging introduction
In addition to the configurable logs for the Spotfire Server, the nodes, and the service instances, the Action Logs and System Monitoring feature helps administrators keep an eye on the health of their Spotfire environment.
The action logs collect information about system events that are sent through a web service from Spotfire Analyst, Spotfire Automation Services, and the Spotfire Web Player to the Spotfire Server. These event logs, along with those from the Spotfire Server itself, can be saved either to files or in a database.
System monitoring takes periodic snapshots of key metrics on the Spotfire Server and the Spotfire Web Player services, and stores this information in the same location as the action logs. The logs can then be analyzed in a Spotfire client.
- "Monitoring the TERR service using JMX" in TIBCO® Enterprise Runtime for R - Server Edition.
- "Monitoring the Spotfire Service for Python" in TIBCO® Spotfire Service for Python.
Administrators have many options for how to configure this feature, including which events and system statistics should be logged, from which hosts logging information should be collected, and how the logs are pruned or archived. For more information, see Monitoring and diagnostics.
- Spotfire Server introduction
- Spotfire database introduction
- Nodes and services introduction
- Spotfire clients introduction
- Environment communication introduction
- Authentication and user directory introduction
- Users introduction
- Groups and licenses introduction
- Preferences introduction
- Deployment introduction
- Spotfire library introduction
- Routing introduction
- Data sources introduction
- Administration interface introduction
- Example scenario