Viewing high availability group information

High availability groups are dynamically created components of a core group. They cannot be configured directly, but they are directly affected by static data, such as policy configurations, which is specified at the core group level. You can use the administrative console to view information about the high availability groups that are part of a core group. You need to know the name of the core group that contains the high availability groups you want to view. You should also determine if you need to view all of the high availability groups or a subset of these groups, based on the group name.

Overview

• You want to view the current set of high availability groups.

• You want to view the group name of a high availability group.

• You want to view the policy that is associated with a high availability group.

• You want to view the state of a high availability group

To view information about the high availability groups contained in a core group:

Procedure

1. In the administrative console, click Servers > Core groups > Core group settings.

2. Click the core group that contains the high availability groups you want to view.

3. Click the Runtime tab.

4. Specify a value in the Group name field.

   • Specify an asterisk in this field if you want a list of all the high availability groups that are part of this core group.

   • Specify a set of name-value pairs, separated by a comma, to get a list of only those high availability groups that contain the specified name-value pairs in their group name. For example, you might specify the following value to obtain a list of all of the high availability groups that contain IBM_hc=MyCluster and type=WAS_TRANSACTIONS in their names.

     IBM_hc=MyCluster,type=WAS_TRANSACTIONS

5. Click Show groups.

Results

What to do next

You can click on the name of one of the high availability group names to display information about members of that group. Because high availability group members are dynamically created, no member information is available for configured servers that are not actually running.

You can also view the distribution of active high availability group members.

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