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Trouble shooting
Monitors Guide
Trouble shooting
Monitors Guide
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Remove this page from your book The BTP Cloud Foundry Application Stats Monitor provides comprehensive monitoring of Cloud Foundry applications deployed on SAP BTP. It tracks application health, resource usage, and instance status in real-time by communicating directly with the Cloud Foundry V3 API.
Network connectivity from the collector to BTP API endpoints (e.g., api.cf.eu10.hana.ondemand.com).
BTP Credentials: A user with at least Space Auditor permissions for the target spaces.
Endpoints accessed:
/v3/apps: To discover applications and their relationships (Space/Org).
/v3/apps/{guid}/processes/web/stats: To retrieve real-time resource usage and instance states.
Authentication: OAuth2 Password Grant (handled automatically using the configured User Profile).
| Endpoint | Purpose |
|---|---|
| POST /oauth/token | Authentication (via UAA login endpoint) |
| GET /v3/apps | Discovery of all apps with Org/Space details |
| GET /v3/apps/{guid}/processes/web/stats | Retrieve instance-level statistics |
The monitor collects the following metrics for each application instance:
Running Instances - Count of instances in RUNNING state.
Crashed Instances - Count of instances in CRASHED or DOWN state.
Memory Usage - Current consumption (MB) and quota utilization (%).
Disk Usage - Current consumption (MB) and quota utilization (%).
CPU Usage - CPU utilization percentage (0-100%).
CRASHED, DOWN, FAILED, UNKNOWN). NOT_RUNNING includes all the failed states.G2W:80 W2M:90 format - Multi thresholds syntax
Wildcard Support: Use * in the App Name field to monitor all apps matching optional Subaccount/Space filters.
Discover All Mode: An optional toggle to collect metrics for every application in the subaccount, even if not explicitly listed in the configuration table (metrics only, no alarms).
Parallel Execution: Uses a thread pool to fetch statistics for multiple applications simultaneously, significantly reducing collection time.
Authentication: Converts the API URL to a Login URL (api.cf… → login.cf…) to fetch an OAuth2 token, which is then cached.
Metadata Caching: Discovered applications (Names, GUIDs, Orgs, Spaces) are cached for 1 hour to minimize API overhead.
Process Stats: For each app, the monitor specifically targets the web process statistics.
State Evaluation: Alarms are raised per-app for state issues and per-instance for resource usage.
Create a Web Service Connector:
URL: Your BTP API endpoint (e.g., https://api.cf.eu10.hana.ondemand.com).
Auth Type: Ensure the connector is associated with a User Profile containing valid BTP credentials.
Open the monitor configuration. Click the “Load BTP Apps” button. The table will populate with the App Name, Subaccount (Org), and Space. Activate the desired rows and configure specific thresholds.
App Name: Set to *.
Subaccount / Space: Set to * to monitor everything, or enter a specific name to filter the wildcard discovery.
| Field | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Active | Enable/disable this configuration row | true |
| App Name | Specific app name or | * |
| Subaccount | Filter by BTP Organization name | * |
| Space | Filter by BTP Space name | * |
| Discover All | Collect metrics for all apps in the subaccount | true |
| Send Metrics | Enable/disable performance data storage | true |
| State Monitor | Choose which state triggers an alarm (e.g., NOT_RUNNING) | NOT_RUNNING |
| Memory Quota | Threshold for memory usage (e.g., G2W:80 W2M:90) | 80/90 |
| CPU Usage | Threshold for CPU usage (e.g., G2W:70 W2M:85) | 70/85 |
Metrics are stored with the base name: promonitor.btp.cloud_foundry.applications.*
| Metric Key | Unit | Description | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| running_instances | count | Healthy instances | app_name, org_name, space_name |
| crashed_instances | count | Failed/Down instances | app_name, org_name, space_name |
| memory_used_mb | MB | Memory consumed | app_name, org_name, space_name, instance# |
| disk_used_mb | MB | Disk consumed | app_name, org_name, space_name, instance# |
| cpu_usage_percent | % | CPU utilization | app_name, org_name, space_name, instance# |
“No cache → skipping monitoring”: The monitor failed to load the application list. Check the connector URL and credentials.
HTTP 401/403: Verify the user has the Space Auditor role in BTP.
Metrics show 0 but app is running: Check if the app is using a process type other than web. The monitor currently focuses on the web process stats.
Stale Data: The app list is cached for 60 minutes. If you added a new app, it might take an hour to appear unless you trigger “Load BTP Apps” or the cache expires.