The Monitoring Tools Project extends the platform for collecting, analyzing, aggregating, and visualizing data that can be captured in the log and statistical models.

The typical examples are the collection of system or application resources such as CPU or memory utilization and support for the viewing, aggregation, and analysis of that data. Logs can also be transformed into a common format and model allowing for symptom and pattern analysis. The correlation of the data in these models is of particular interest when it is associated with other model instances of statistical or log data as well as traces and tests.

The subsystems that make up this project by extending the TPTP Platform Project, and the components they contain are described below:

• User Interface
• Data collection and agents
• Execution Environment

For more information on the TPTP project, refer to the project overview.

User Interface

The User Interface subsystem has the following components:

Name	Description
Generic Log Adapter config editor	Editor for Generic Log Adapter configuration files including a regex tst environment
Customized statistical viewer	Editor for the symptom database
Reporting	Reuse of the statistical viewer for perfmon

Data Collection and Agents

The data collection and agents are made up of the following components:

Name	Description
Generic Log Adapter configurations	Multiple regex and static parser configurations for various log formats, that extend the Generic Log Adapter execution environment.
Perfmon agent	An agent to monitor ?perfmon? on windows and linux

Execution Environment

The execution environment has the following components:

Name	Description
Generic Log Adapter	A runtime that provides support for async log parsing and formatting for redistribution.