The BTP Application Stats Monitor provides comprehensive monitoring of SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) Cloud Foundry applications. It tracks application health, resource usage, and instance status in real-time, allowing you to proactively detect and respond to performance issues or failures.

• BTP Cloud Foundry API access
• Valid BTP credentials with permissions to:
  • List applications (/v3/apps)
  • Read process statistics (/v3/processes/{guid}/stats)
• Network connectivity from the monitoring system to BTP API endpoints

The monitor collects the following metrics for each application:

• Running Instances - Number of healthy, operational instances
• Crashed Instances - Number of failed instances
• Memory Used (MB) - Total memory consumption across all running instances
• Disk Used (MB) - Total disk space consumption across all running instances
• CPU Usage (%) - Average CPU utilization across all running instances

• Application State Monitoring - Detect when apps are not in the expected state (e.g., STOPPED, CRASHED)
• Crashed Instance Detection - Alert when the number of crashed instances exceeds a threshold
• Memory Usage Alarms - Warning and Critical thresholds for memory consumption
• Disk Usage Alarms - Warning and Critical thresholds for disk consumption
• CPU Usage Alarms - Warning and Critical thresholds for CPU utilization

Monitor all applications in your BTP space automatically by using * as the app name. The monitor will:

• Automatically discover all applications in your BTP Cloud Foundry space
• Monitor each application individually
• Dynamically adapt to new or removed applications

1. Authentication: The monitor authenticates to the BTP Cloud Foundry API using OAuth2 with cached token management
2. Application Discovery (wildcard mode): Retrieves all applications from /v3/apps endpoint
3. Stats Collection: For each application, calls /v3/processes/{guid}/stats to gather instance-level statistics
4. Data Aggregation: Combines data from all instances to calculate totals and averages
5. Alarm Evaluation: Compares collected metrics against configured thresholds
6. Metrics Storage: Stores collected metrics for historical tracking and reporting

The overall application state is determined as follows:

• RUNNING - At least one instance is running (even if some are crashed)
• CRASHED - All instances are crashed
• STOPPED - No instances are running (and none are crashed)

Note: If you have 2 instances where 1 is RUNNING and 1 is CRASHED, the application is considered RUNNING because it's still serving traffic.

• Memory & Disk: Summed across all running instances only (crashed instances are excluded)
• CPU: Averaged across all running instances only
• Quotas: Summed across all instances (running + crashed) to calculate usage percentages

• Create a Web Service Connector pointing to your BTP Cloud Foundry API endpoint
  • Example: https://api.cf.eu10-123.hana.ondemand.com
• Configure authentication credentials (user profile with BTP credentials)

There are two ways to add applications to the monitor:

• Open the BTP Application Stats monitor configuration
• Click the “Load BTP Apps” button in the toolbar
• The system will:
  • Connect to your BTP Cloud Foundry API
  • Retrieve all available applications
  • Populate the table with application names
• Select which applications to monitor by checking the Active checkbox
• Configure alarm thresholds for each application individually

Benefits:

• No need to manually find application GUIDs
• Shows all available applications in your BTP space
• Pre-fills application names automatically
• Allows selective monitoring of specific applications

• Set App Name to *
• The monitor will automatically:
  • Discover all applications at runtime
  • Monitor every application using the same configuration
• Adapt to new or removed applications without reconfiguration

Benefits:

Zero configuration for comprehensive coverage Automatically monitors new applications Single configuration for all apps

• Check Mode Examples:
  • NOT_EQUALS + RUNNING → Alarm if app is NOT running
  • EQUALS + CRASHED → Alarm if app IS crashed

• Click “Load BTP Apps”
• Select only production apps (e.g., prod-api, prod-web, prod-worker)
• Configure stricter thresholds for production:

   Memory Warning: 70%
   Memory Critical: 85%
   CPU Warning: 60%
   CPU Critical: 80%

* Leave development apps inactive

App Name: *
State Alarm: Enabled
Expected State: RUNNING
State Check Mode: NOT_EQUALS

→ Monitors all apps in your BTP space and raises alarms if any app is not running.

• Use wildcard (*) with default thresholds for general coverage
• Add specific critical apps via Load BTP Apps with custom thresholds
• Both configurations can coexist in the same monitor

App Name: background-worker
State Alarm: Enabled
Memory Alarm: Disabled
Disk Alarm: Disabled
CPU Alarm: Disabled
Crashed Instances Alarm: Disabled

→ Only monitors if the application is running, ignoring resource usage.

BTP App my-app is in state STOPPED (expected state: RUNNING)

BTP App my-app has 2 crashed instance(s) (threshold: 0)

BTP App my-app memory usage is 92.5% [CRITICAL] (thresholds: warning=80%, critical=90%)

BTP App my-app CPU usage is 85.23% [WARNING] (thresholds: warning=80%, critical=90%)

• Use “Load BTP Apps” to easily discover and select specific applications to monitor
• Use Wildcard Mode for comprehensive coverage when you want to monitor everything
• Combine both approaches - Use wildcard for general monitoring and add specific apps with custom thresholds
• Adjust thresholds based on your application's normal behavior patterns
• Enable Auto Clear to automatically resolve alarms when conditions improve
• Set appropriate schedules - 5 minutes is recommended for production monitoring
• Monitor crashed instances separately from state to distinguish between partial and total failures
• Review metrics regularly to identify trends and optimize resource allocation

• Verify BTP credentials are correct in the Web Service Connector
• Check network connectivity to BTP API
• Ensure the connector is properly configured and saved
• Review logs for authentication errors

• Verify BTP credentials are correct
• Check network connectivity to BTP API
• Ensure the application GUID is correct (for specific app monitoring)
• Review logs for authentication errors

• Application may have no running instances
• All instances might be crashed or stopped
• Check application status in BTP Cockpit

• Verify Auto Clear is enabled
• Check if the condition has actually normalized
• Review alarm threshold configurations

SAP BTP Cloud Foundry API Documentation - Get stats for a process