Address Manager database metrics - BlueCat Integrity - 26.1.0

The following section outlines Address Manager database metrics that are collected and available for export to observability platforms.

bc_database_sessions

The number of active database sessions

bc_database_size_bytes

The total size of the database, in bytes

bc_database_info

Information about the Address Manager database. The information contains the following:

• active_sessions: The total number of active database sessions.
• backup_enabled: Indicates whether database backups are enabled
• compression_enabled: Indicates whether compression is enabled. A value of null indicates the database replication is not configured.
• entity_count: The total number of entities in the database.
• exported_instance: The hostname of the Address Manager instance exporting the metrics.
• instance: The IP address and port of the metrics exporter.
• job: The server exporting the metrics. The value can be bam for Address Manager or bdds for DNS/DHCP Server.
• last_backup_date_time: The timestamp of the last successful database backup, in milliseconds since the Unix Epoch
• latency_critical_threshold: The latency critical threshold, in seconds. A value of null indicates the database replication is not configured.
• latency_warning_threshold: The latency warning threshold, in seconds. A value of null indicates the database replication is not configured.
• replication_enabled: Indicates whether database replication is enabled
• replication_role: The database replication role. For example, PRIMARY. A value of null indicates the database replication is not configured.
• replication_status: The status of the database replication. A value of null indicates the database replication is not configured.
• server_id: The ID of the Address Manager server.
• size: The size of the database, in megabytes.
• state: Indicates the state of the database. The value can be STANDALONE for Address Manager running in standalone mode or REPLICATED for Address Manager configured with database replication

The following is an example of the output:

bc_database_replication_info{
active_sessions="3", 
backup_enabled="false", 
compression_enabled="null", 
entity_count="100754", 
exported_instance="new", 
instance="10.244.161.136:10048", 
job="bam", 
last_backup_date_time="null", 
latency_critical_threshold="null", 
latency_warning_threshold="null", 
replication_enabled="false", 
replication_role="null", 
replication_status="null", 
server_id="1357002503", 
size="61.33MB", 
state="STANDALONE"}