HP RISS Components manual Statuses and states, Smart cell life cycle states

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system performance

smart cell states

Hosts in the system (and their services) are organized into groups of the same type, called host groups. For example, to view all smart cell hosts, display the status of the host group SMARTCELL Servers in the System Status view.

As long as services appear to be functioning correctly (OK), the host is assumed to be healthy (UP). If monitoring indicates a host is not functioning correctly (DOWN), none of its services are available (they can have any status except OK). If a service has CRITICAL status, but the host is UP, the service probably needs to be restarted.

Statuses and states

Several PCC views show current life cycle states of smart cells or status values of particular hosts or services. Status values measure relative health, and can be associated with a status condition conveying a measure of confidence in the reported value.

For example, the health of a smart cell in the SUSPENDED life cycle state can be reported with the HEALTHY host status value, which means the RISS operating system and applications are functioning as they should be.

PCC views often use status and state loosely and interchangeably when referring to hosts and services. State is always used when referring to smart cell life cycle states, but status and state are both used when reporting smart cell health, since smart cells are regarded as a host like any other. PCC views also refer to status conditions as states or state types.

Smart cell life cycle states

Table 6 Smart cell life cycle states

Life cycle state

Definition

Importance

 

 

 

ASSIGNED

The cell is assigned to a domain.

normal

 

The cell is available for document storage, search, and

 

 

retrieval. If backup is enabled, cell data can be backed

 

 

up.

 

 

 

 

CLOSED

The cell is full.

normal

 

It is available for document search and retrieval, but not

 

 

storage. If backup is enabled, all cell data was backed

 

 

up before the cell entered this state.

 

 

 

 

COMPLETE_PROCESSING

Data indexing is being completed.

maintenance

 

The cell is full. It is available for document search and

 

 

retrieval, but not storage. If backup is enabled, cell data

 

 

can be backed up.

 

 

 

 

BACKING_UP

The cell is available for document search and retrieval.

maintenance

 

If backup is enabled, the cell is backing up all its

 

 

indexes and new data that has not yet been backed up.

 

 

 

 

SYNC_WAIT

The cell is available for document search and retrieval.

maintenance

 

 

 

RESTORE

The cell is a target for data restoration from another

maintenance

 

smart cell.

 

 

The cell is not available for document storage, search,

 

 

or retrieval.

 

 

 

 

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