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Monitoring TIBCO BusinessEvents Applications

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To monitor TIBCO BusinessEvents applications running on kubernetes cluster, run TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent container in the same Kubernetes namespace as the application.

Note: You can build only Linux container (and not Windows container) of TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent.

  1. Build the TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent container image by using the script provided by TIBCO BusinessEvents.

    See Containerizing TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent

  2. Push container images of TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent and TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server to respective cloud Container Registry.

  3. Run the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server.

    For instructions, see readme at TEA_HOME/docker in the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator installation.

  4. Update the following Kubernetes object specification (.yaml) files for TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent:

    • beteagentdeployment.yaml - A deployment of TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent container image with the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator server URL and login details.
    • beteagentinternalservice.yaml - An internal service for connecting to TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent from other nodes
    • k8s-authorization.yaml - A ClusterRoleBinding for binding roles to the user. These object specification files are available at BE_HOME->cloud->kubernetes->cloud_name->tea. For details about describing a Kubernetes object in a YAML file, see Kubernetes Documentation. For details about the sample YAML files, see Sample YAML Files for TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent.

  5. Create Kubernetes objects required for deploying and running TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent by using the YAML files.

    Syntax:

    kubectl create -f <kubernetes_object.yaml>

    kubectl create -f k8s-authorization.yaml
kubectl create -f beteagentdeployment.yaml
kubectl create -f beteagentinternalservice.yaml

  6. (Optional) If required, you can check logs of TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent pod.

    Syntax:

    kubectl logs <pod>

    For example, use the kubectl get command to get the list of pods and then use the kubectl logs command to view logs of beteagentdeployment.

    kubectl get pods
kubectl logs beteagentdeployment-86d75d5fbc-z9gqt

Launch TIBCO Enterprise Administrator in a web browser by using the external IP and port obtained from the TIBCO Enterprise Administrator external service.

For more details on functioning of TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Administrator Agent, see TIBCO BusinessEvents Administration guide.

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