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Intelligent Management: node agent custom properties

You can use custom properties to modify the node agent configuration, and to configure timeout values for the node agent.

ServerStartupTimeoutMillis

The ServerStartupTimeoutMillis custom property specifies the amount of time that the node agent waits, during the middleware server startup, before the node agent times out and stops trying to start the server. If the middleware server starts before the timeout value, the agent stops waiting and continues with the startup processing.

Table 1. ServerStartupTimeoutMillis custom property default, units, and scope
Value Description
Scope Cell, node, or server level
Default 75000 (75 seconds)
Units milliseconds

ServerShutdownTimeoutMillis

The ServerShutdownTimeoutMillis custom property specifies the amount of time that the node agent uses to determine whether a server has successfully stopped.

Table 2. ServerShutdownTimeoutMillis custom property default, units, and scope
Value Description
Scope Cell, node, or server level
Default 75000 (75 seconds)
Units milliseconds

MiddlewareAgentProcessScanIntervalMillis

The MiddlewareAgentProcessScanIntervalMillis custom property specifies a time interval at which the node agent scans the configured servers to reestablish monitors for all the running middleware servers. If you set the value to zero, the repeated scans are disabled.

Table 3. MiddlewareAgentProcessScanIntervalMillis custom property default, units, and scope
Value Description
Scope Cell, node, or server level
Default 60000 (60 seconds, or one minute)
Units milliseconds

ServerInitializedTimeoutMillis

The ServerInitializedTimeoutMillis custom property is the amount of time that a node agent uses to determine if a middleware server is started or not, after performing the start server operation and binding to the middleware server process. If the node agent cannot determine if the server is running, the default assumption is that the middleware server is not running.

Table 4. ServerInitializedTimeoutMillis custom property default, units, and scope
Value Description
Scope Cell, node, or server level
Default 30000 (30 seconds)
Units milliseconds

MiddlewareServerStartWaitTime

The MiddlewareServerStartWaitTime custom property is used to configure the middleware server initialization time. After a middleware server starts, additional time for the server to initialize is required. If the node agent reports that the middleware server has started too soon, HTTP requests that are directed to that middleware server might fail. You can use this custom property so that the node agent does not report that the server has started for a fixed period.

Table 5. MiddlewareServerStartWaitTime custom property default, units, and scope
Value Description
Scope Cell, node, or server level
Default 75000 (75 seconds)
Units milliseconds

WASCEAppStatusRetryCount

The WASCEAppStatusRetryCount custom property allows you to configure the number of retries when running the WASCE command to determine if an application is started on the WebSphere® Application Server Community Edition server.

Table 6. WASCEAppStatusRetryCount custom property default, units, and scope
Value Description
Scope Cell, node, or server level
Default 3
Units retry

WASCEAppStatusRetryDelayTime

The WASCEAppStatusRetryDelayTime custom property allows you to configure the delay between retries when running the WASCE command to determine if an application is started on the WebSphere Application Server Community Edition server.

Table 7. WASCEAppStatusRetryDelayTime custom property default, units, and scope
Value Description
Scope Cell, node, or server level
Default 10000 (10 seconds)
Units milliseconds


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