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Environment Runtime Usage assessment

Similarly to the Operation assessment, the Environment Runtime Usage assessment provides a way to connect to a registered Talend Administration Center instance and generates a dashboard focused, this time, on the overall Runtime platform usage.

This feature is split into two sub-menus.
Sub-menus of TAC Environment Runtime Usage.

Live Data

This menu displays real-time information about the platform's current activity, including:
  • The total number of tasks and Jobs executed, including those within Execution Plans.
  • The cumulative execution duration for a selected period.
  • Breakdown of these metrics by individual Talend Project for more detailed analysis.
For capacity-based usage models, the system also computes the total number of bands, reflecting the total number of executions and total execution durations according to predefined capacity definitions.
Environment Runtime Usage page.
The above dashboard metrics are related to the Job Conductor tasks. If the TAC server defines ESB Conductor tasks, an additional button (ESB Tasks) is displayed in the toolbar:
ESB Tasks button.
As the TAC server does not record the number of execution and duration of the ESB conductor tasks, you can enter manually the estimated monthly execution duration for each defined ESB conductor task.
Average monthly duration for ESB Conductor tasks.

The result of total hours is used to better estimate the platform runtime usage and the corresponding capacity bands.

Historical Data

To facilitate long-term tracking of platform usage, Qlik Talend Cloud Migration Toolkit offers a scheduled, weekly collection of execution metrics (total executions and execution durations), which are stored in its internal database. This historical data allows for a more comprehensive analysis over extended periods, enabling the dashboard to provide a detailed view of usage trends and patterns over time.
Environment Runtime Usage History page.
Environment Runtime Usage History dashboard.

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