Application Monitoring Metrics (AMM)¶
Overview¶
Application Monitoring Metrics (AMM) is an IFS metrics exporter that actively collects application-level and scenario-specific health signals that are not exposed by standard application Prometheus endpoints. These include checks such as how long it takes to log in or log out of the application, as well as other functional and operational signals across IFS applications, Oracle databases, middleware, and other related components. Each metric is executed at a defined interval depending on its configuration. AMM generates and exposes metrics in a Prometheus-compatible text format for scraping. Depending on the deployment model, these metrics are either visualized in Grafana dashboards or used as input to the Application Monitoring Console in Solution Manager, where a subset of metrics is displayed based on configuration.
Visibility in Different Deployment Models¶
The visibility of metrics exposed by AMM depends on the deployment model.
Cloud-Hosted Environments¶
In Cloud environments, AMM metrics are integrated with the Application Monitoring Console in Solution Manager. However, not all AMM metrics are displayed in the console. The visibility of metrics is controlled by the configuration defined in the Application Monitoring Entries, which determines which metrics are shown. As a result, some AMM metrics may be collected and processed internally without being exposed in the console. In addition, not all entries visible in the Application Monitoring Console are related to AMM, as the console may also include entries originating from other system components. Furthermore, some AMM metrics are intentionally excluded to avoid duplication, as the same data is already collected by other exporters.
Remote Deployments¶
In remote deployments, AMM metrics are visualized in Grafana dashboards. A subset of these metrics is also available in the Application Monitoring Console in Solution Manager.
Reference¶
The full list of AMM-exported metrics can be found here for reference and further details.