Deployment target summary

The chart shows the average response time of the deployment targets that are running.

The deployment target summary table displays information about the deployment targets that are running in your environment.

To change the number of rows that display initially in the deployment target data table, click Preferences. You can specify the number of Maximum rows to display in the table. Any additional data is displayed on subsequent pages. Select the Retain filter criteria check box to retain the last filter criteria entered. When you return to the page, retained filter criteria control the application collection that is displayed in the table. Use the compound filtering icon to filter the information that is displayed in the table.

Specifies the name of the deployment target. Click the name to display the configuration settings.

Specifies the name of the cell.

Specifies the deployment target type. The types include: cluster, dynamic cluster, and application server.

Indicates whether the deployment target is started, stopped, or unavailable.

Table 1. Deployment target status

Icon	Action	Description
	Partially running	The deployment target is in the process of changing from a Stopped state to a Started state. Server is starting to run but is not fully running yet.
	Started	The deployment target is running.
	Partially stopped	The deployment target is in the process of changing from a Started state to a Stopped state.
	Stopped	The deployment target is not running.
	Unknown	The status of the deployment target cannot be determined.

Specifies the operational status of the deployment target.

Table 2. Deployment target stability

Icon	Action	Description
	Stable	The deployment target is operational, without issues.
	Questionable	The deployment target has some problems, but is still operational.
	Unstable	The deployment target has severe issues.
	Unknown	The deployment target stability cannot be reported.

Specifies the number of local sessions that are currently cached in memory. The statistic can be monitored, for example, when placing a server into maintenance mode to complete the quiesce operation.

Specifies the routing weight that is assigned to server deployment targets. If the deployment target is a cluster, the weight value does not display.

Lists the active service policy associations, including any work that is being routed to that particular deployment target since the on demand router (ODR) startup.

Lists the top five applications that are consuming the most power on the deployment target.