It is recommended to go through section 4.5.3 & section 4.5.4 from AutoPilotM6 Administrators Guide for description on all the available options.
To deploy process wrapper on desired CEP
- Right click on CEP.
- Select Deploy Expert > Wrappers > Process Wrapper.
` - Once Create Process Wrapper window opens,
- In the General tab:
- Context: Defines the name of the directory under which process wrapper is created.
- Name: Defines the name of process wrapper.
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Facts batch size: Defines the fact processing rate per batch, while updating this field is not mandatory, it is considered good practice, especially when processing a large number of facts. If the value is set to 0, all facts will be processed in one go, which may cause performance issues if the count is too high.
- In TCP Options tab,
- Enable the Accept TCP Facts field. This will publish session stats as facts.
- Update the TCP port field to any unused port on the system. The process wrapper will be available on this TCP port and will accept incoming facts published by any source (Such as Streams, apnet, or other similar mechanism).
- In Fact Options tab,
- Set the Expire Facts (ms) field to a value other than 0. A recommended value is 300,000 ms (5 minutes). This will remove any stale or non-updating facts after the configured expiration interval. This helps the team identify if no new facts are being published, indicating an issue either on the facts publishing side or within the application itself.
- Set the Expire Facts (ms) field to a value other than 0. A recommended value is 300,000 ms (5 minutes). This will remove any stale or non-updating facts after the configured expiration interval. This helps the team identify if no new facts are being published, indicating an issue either on the facts publishing side or within the application itself.
- In the General tab:
- After making the required changes, deploy process wrapper.
- Go to deployment tool and validate whether the process wrapper has been deployed successfully and if it is publishing TCP facts (indicating that the process wrapper is actively listening on the configured TCP port).