Orchestration Monitor overview
The Orchestration Monitor gives you granular control over your plan, enabling you to take direct action over every item in your plan.
The Orchestration Monitor is a Dynamic Workload Console
section that functions like a control hub that oversees all of your workload associated
with a specific engine. From there, you can monitor:
- Workstations
- Job streams
- Jobs
- Queries
- You can use queries to search for specific items, and from there you can take direct control by performing manually a range of actions, depending on which item you have queried. Queries can also be saved and shared with other users or groups, to speed up your monitoring operations.
- Tree view
- A tree view is available to let you monitor your workload through the folders that contain the items in your plan. The tree view is updated in real time, so that you can always be aware of the folder system that contains the items you are monitoring.
- Dependencies
- Using the Dependencies action, you can monitor all the dependencies of job or a job stream displayed in a graphical way through a tile system. You can manually take action on the dependencies, releasing them or editing them for the job and job streams in your plan.
- Workflow details
- Using the Workflow details panel, you can monitor information about plug-ins jobs and lists the operations that you have performed on the whole job or on one or more files in the job.
For more information on how to use the Orchestration Monitor, see this Orchestration Monitor scenario
For details about how to add a z/OS engine to the list of discovered engines that are available from the Orchestration Monitor, see Mirroring the z/OS current plan to enable the Orchestration Monitor.