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The architecture of Mainview Middleware Monitor is designed for scalability and high availability. The core components include data collectors, a central server, and a user interface. Data collectors reside on the monitored systems and gather performance metrics from middleware components.
These collectors transmit data to the central server, which processes and stores the information. The central server utilizes a relational database, such as DB2, for storing historical data and configuration information. The user interface, accessible via ISPF or a web console, provides a centralized view of the monitored environment.
Communication between components occurs over TCP/IP. The system supports a distributed architecture, allowing for the deployment of multiple data collectors and central servers to handle large-scale environments. The design incorporates redundancy and failover mechanisms to ensure high availability.
The product's architecture supports integration with various monitoring tools and platforms, providing a flexible and extensible solution for middleware monitoring.
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