ASG-TMON for Web Based Applications

The architecture of ASG-TMON for Web Based Applications is designed for robust monitoring of Java and web applications on z/OS. The core components include the Data Collector, Central Monitor, and Web Console. The Data Collector resides on the z/OS system and collects performance data from the monitored applications.

It uses TCP/IP to communicate with the Central Monitor. The Central Monitor is responsible for processing, storing, and analyzing the collected data. It uses a database for storing historical performance data.

The Web Console provides a web-based interface for users to monitor application performance, configure monitoring settings, and generate reports. The Web Console communicates with the Central Monitor via HTTPS. The REST APIs provide programmatic access to the monitoring data and configuration settings.

The Data Collector can be configured to collect various metrics, including CPU usage, memory consumption, response times, and transaction rates. The Central Monitor uses a relational database to store the collected data, enabling historical analysis and reporting. The Web Console provides real-time dashboards, historical trend analysis, and customizable alerts.

The product supports RBAC for access control, ensuring that users have appropriate permissions based on their roles. The system uses HTTPS for secure communication between the Web Console and the Central Monitor, and data at rest is encrypted using industry-standard encryption algorithms. The architecture is designed to be scalable and can handle large volumes of data and a high number of monitored applications.