Working with components

A component is a single data point that is collected as part of an application profile. Example: CPU Utilization. Application Performance Monitoring is licensed on a per-component basis, meaning that each component monitored uses one license. However, adding components to an application profile does not consume a license. A license is only consumed when a component is added to an application instance. Learn more about APM terminology.

Note: Applications as a whole can be components of another application (i.e. discrete application).

The following components are available for use in APM:

• CPU Utilization
• Database Query - MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server
• Disk Utilization
• Interface Statistics - Interface Discards, Interface Errors, Interface Utilization
• Memory Utilization - Physical, Virtual
• Network Port Checks - Custom, Echo, FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, IMAP4, NNTP, POP3, Radius, SMTP, Time
• Process Check - SNMP, WMI
• Scripting - PowerShell
• Service Check - SNMP, WMI
• SNMP
• SSH - Active, Performance
• WMI - Formatted, Raw

See Also APM configuration Viewing application performance configuration Understanding applications Configuring Application Performance Monitoring to monitor applications Working with application profiles Working with application instances Working with critical component groups Working with discrete applications