Common Managed Beans 
Authors: Richard Watts, Vishwanath Ramaswamy, Vaughn RokoszBuild basis: CLM 6.0.6.1
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Introduction
The Common Managed Beans that were changed or introduced in 6.0.6.1. They are grouped into four categories, Cluster, Performance, Server Health and Usage Metrics. From there, they are further categorized by background task.
Table 1 - Categories
| Category | Description | Background Tasks |
|---|---|---|
| Usage Metrics | The Usage Metrics category collects common, project and license metrics from the system. | ProjectMetricsCollectorTask |
| Cluster Metrics | Rational Team Concert supports being deployed clustered. Clustered Metrics are only available in a CLM Instance where you are using clustering. If you enable cluster metrics without deploying clustering, you will not see any clustered related values. | No Changes |
| Performance Metrics | The Performance metrics category covers collecting metrics related to overall system performance from users, services, data or database loads. | ServerActivityMetricsTask HighFrequencyMetricsNodeScopedTask |
| Server Health Metrics | Server Health Metrics covers important mbeans that ensure your system is up and running (diagnostics) and data integrity (online verify). | No Changes |
Background tasks are the mechanism we use to populate the managed beans. These are enabled in Advanced properties. Changing the interval of a background task will only go into effect after the next interval or when the application is restarted. Background tasks group beans based on the frequency of data collection, so background tasks can appear in more than one category.
Table 2 - Background Tasks
| Background Task | Description | Managed Beans |
|---|---|---|
| HighFrequencyMetricsNodeScopedTask | MQTTBrokerSubscriptionStatsMBean |
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| ServerActivityMetricsTask | Server Activity Metrics MBean |
Related topics: CLM 6.0.6 Monitoring Managed Beans Reference
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