SolarWinds Platform server 2020.2 - Additional Website
This SAM application monitor template assesses the status of Windows services related to SolarWinds Platform server running SolarWinds Platform 2020.2 or later.
Prerequisites
WMI access to the target server.
Credentials
Windows Administrator on the target server.
Component monitors
To learn about component monitor types, see Windows Service Monitor and Performance Counter Monitor.
SolarWinds Administration Services
The SolarWinds Administration Service manages installed SolarWinds Platform products and upgrades. It also supports the installation of Additional Polling Engines (APEs), Additional Web Servers, and High Availability (HA) backups. This service controls the SolarWinds Platform Service Manager, accessible via the SolarWinds Platform Web Console, where SolarWinds Platform administrators can stop, start, and restart SolarWinds Platform services and websites, including dependencies.
SolarWinds Information Service
Returns the CPU and memory usage of the SolarWinds Information Service (SWIS). This service is used by websites to talk to the database. This service is also responsible for how the polling engines talk to each other.
By default, this monitor is disabled.
SolarWinds Information Service V3
Returns the CPU and memory usage of the SolarWinds Information Service V3. This service is used by websites to talk to the database. This service is also responsible for how the polling engines to each other.
SolarWinds PlatformModule Engine
Returns the CPU and memory usage of the SolarWinds Platform Module Engine service. This service is used to talk to the database.
SolarWinds Website (HTTP)
Tests a web server's ability to accept incoming sessions and transmit the requested page. The component monitor can optionally search the delivered page for specific text strings and pass or fail the test based on that search. By default, it monitors TCP port 80.
SolarWinds Website (HTTPS)
Tests a web server's ability to accept incoming sessions and transmit the requested page. The component monitor can optionally search the delivered page for specific text strings and pass or fail the test based on that search. By default, it monitors TCP port 443.