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aenagy
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Monitoring a vCAC 6.0 infrastructure.

I am trying to setup monitoring of our vCAC 6.0 infrastructure. What URLs should be monitored? Is there anything in addition to the list below?

DescriptionURL
VMware vCAC IaaS Management Servicehttps://<vCAC IaaS Management server or VIP>/VMPS2
VMware vCAC IaaS Web Servicehttps://<vCAC IaaS Web server or VIP>/vcac/SslCallback.aspx
VMware vCAC IaaS Web Servicehttps://<vCAC IaaS Web server or VIP>/WAPI
VMware vCAC IaaS Web Servicehttps://<vCAC IaaS Web server or VIP>/WAPI/api/status
VMware vCAC IaaS Web Servicehttps://WPCP-VCAC2WEB-VIP/repository/data/ManagementModelEntities.svc
VMware vCAC Named Tenanthttps://<vCAC Application appliance or VIP>/shell-ui-app/org/NamedTenant/
VMware vCAC Default Tenanthttps://<vCAC Application appliance or VIP>/shell-ui-app
VMware vCenter Orchestratorhttps://<vCenter Orchestrator appliance>:8281/vco
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SkyCoop
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The monitors for the various tiers that are recommended in the F5 High Availability guide put together by VMware -

Virtual Appliance - /vcac/services/api/status, look for REGISTERED

IaaS Web - /WAPI/api/status, look for iaas-service

IaaS Manager Service - /VMPS2, look for ProxyAgentService

vCO - /vco/api/status, look for REGISTERED

These monitors would respond with the status listed above once they are ready to handle traffic, so if the return code is different, the end users would have issue accessing the node at that point.

aenagy
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It will take some time to work on this with our monitoring team to see how it works out.

Thanks.

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