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View the distribution of active high availability group members

Because high availability group members are dynamically created, core group policy configuration is used to determine which high availability group members the high availability manager activates. In some situations, it is possible for active members of multiple high availability groups to all be running on the same server process. We can use the console to view the distribution of active high availability group members across the application servers.

You need to know the name of the core group containing the high availability groups to view. You should also determine if we need to view all of the high availability groups or a subset of these groups, based on the group name.

We might want to perform this task if:

To view the distribution of active high availability group members:

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

  2. Click the core group containing the high availability groups to view.

  3. Click the Runtime tab.

  4. Specify a value in the Group name field.

    • Specify an asterisk in this field if we 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 containing 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 containing IBM_hc=MyCluster and type=WAS_TRANSACTIONS in their names.

        IBM_hc=MyCluster,type=WAS_TRANSACTIONS

  5. Click Show servers.


Results

A list of servers displays that shows the number of active high availability group members on each server.


Related concepts

  • High availability groups
  • High availability group policies

  • Servers with active members collection