
In business landscapes that consist of multiple managed components, it is essential that the flow of messages is seamless. Failures in message processing in a managed component may affect the business processes associated with it.
Most failures in managed components occur due to performance degradation and can be proactively fixed if detected early. One such indicator of degradation is longer processing times of messages in a managed component.
With the High processing time events in Integration & Exception Monitoring, you can identify such instances and take corrective action before the business environment is affected.
By configuring these events, you can:
To set up an high processing time event, you must define the following:
High processing time event parameters
The formula for a high processing time event is:
Create an event when n number of messages exceed a processing time of x seconds in y minutes.
Where,
n - Message count threshold
x - Processing time in seconds
y - Lookback period in minutes
Consider the following settings:
Message count threshold = 5
Message processing time = 10
Lookback period in minutes = 30
In this scenario, an event is created and the event action is initiated when 5 or more messages with a processing time of 10 seconds are detected in the last 30 minutes.
For more information on how to configure these settings, refer to Setting Up Events in SAP Help Portal
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