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Overview

The system performance and utilization module provides information on system performance and utilization in order to monitor reliability and impact of the electronic medical record system installation.   These indicators include both low level system indicators (CPU load, memory utilization, etc.) as well as application level indicators (# logins per day per user, # of opened charts, etc.). The system indicators are mainly developed using Java Management beans API's statistics. 

Usage of Module

  1. System Monitoring Indicators

System monitoring is currently focused on gathering and presenting information on low level system indicators on Memory utilization. The v1.0.0 which is the currently available module version provides graphical information on used memory of the OpenMRS installation, based on per second view and per minute views. The per second memory usage table displays data on the used memory for the last two minutes (120s) where the per minute table provides memory usage of the last 30 minutes.

     2.  Application Monitoring Indicators

The application monitoring is introduced to monitor what usage patterns are occurring number of opened charts during a set time period, number of modified charts during a set time period, number of active log ins etc. This is currently under development and the first phase of the implementation will be available with v 1.1.0 of the module which is due on August 2014.

Requirements

  • Developed and tested against OpenMRS 1.10+, OpenMRS 1.11+ versions.

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Screenshots

  • Module Home Page

  • System data and statics for Memory Usage - per second and per minute view

Videos

The following video is an overview and usage guide for the version 1.0.0 of the module.

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About

This module was developer by Milinda Rukshan as a GSoC 2014 Project under the mentoring of Pascal Brandt and Jan Flowers.

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