The ITSI Content Pack for Apache from Presidio Splunk Solutions is specifically designed to monitor the performance and health of Apache web servers. It leverages Splunk ITSI to provide in-depth analysis and visualization of logs for Apache, ensuring critical systems are operating optimally. This content pack is an essential tool for IT professionals looking to enhance the reliability and performance of their Apache infrastructure.
- Comprehensive Performance Monitoring: Offers detailed insights into Apache server performance, including request handling, resource management, and logging activities, enabling optimized resource utilization.
- Critical System Status Tracking: Monitors the real-time operational status of Apache servers, helping IT professionals swiftly identify and address potential issues.
- Enhanced Resource Efficiency: Facilitates better decision-making on resource allocation and system adjustments by analyzing performance trends and detecting inefficiencies across the infrastructure.
This ITSI Content Pack is open source and available for community collaboration and enhancement on GitHub.
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The ITSI Content Pack for Apache contains service definitions and KPIs ready to import to ITSI. The KPI Thresholds and importance values are set to defaults so that they can be tuned manually for your use case. After configuration, this content pack provides a comprehensive monitoring solution for Apache web servers.
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Apache monitoring encompasses several specialized services, each targeting specific aspects of server performance:
- Apache Web Server
- Description: The primary component responsible for handling HTTP requests and serving web content.
- Request Handling
- Description: Manages the processing of incoming HTTP requests.
- Resource Management
- Description: Manages the allocation and usage of server resources such as CPU, memory, and disk.
- Logging and Monitoring
- Description: Handles the logging of server activities and monitoring of server performance.
- Multi-Processing Modules (MPMs)
- Description: Manages the configuration and performance of different MPMs like prefork, worker, and event.
Each service utilizes specific KPIs to measure its effectiveness:
- Requests per Second
- Description: Measures the number of requests handled by the server per second.
- Request Latency
- Description: Measures the time taken to process requests.
- HTTP Errors
- Description: Tracks the HTTP errors returned by the server.
- CPU Usage
- Description: Monitors the CPU utilization of the server.
- Memory Usage
- Description: Monitors the memory utilization of the server.
- Disk I/O and Usage
- Description: Monitors the disk read/write operations and disk space usage.
- Access Logs
- Description: Logs incoming requests to the server.
- Error Logs
- Description: Logs errors encountered by the server.
- Prefork MPM
- Description: Manages the configuration and performance of the prefork MPM.
- Worker MPM
- Description: Manages the configuration and performance of the worker MPM.
- Event MPM
- Description: Manages the configuration and performance of the event MPM.
Services are interconnected; for instance, Apache Web Server is dependent on Request Handling, Resource Management, and Logging and Monitoring. Similarly, Request Handling relies on Multi-Processing Modules (MPMs) and Request Metrics for efficient processing.
Some services form a hierarchy, such as Resource Management depending on CPU Usage, Memory Usage, and Disk I/O and Usage, illustrating a layered approach to performance monitoring where base metrics support broader performance indicators.
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| Version | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0.1.0 | 6/3/24 | Initial Preview Release |
| 1.0.0 | 5/16/25 | Document Update |