Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.0 User Guide

There are separate instances for each adapter.

Events Fired

The number of monitored events fired in Process Orchestrator.

If there is only one process definition that has an “Every day, every 5 
minutes” schedule trigger, then “Events Monitored” will be 1 for as 
long as the server runs. “Events Fired” will grow by one every five 
minutes as the schedule fires process instances.

Web Service Calls

The number of calls to the Process Orchestrator Northbound Web 
Service.

Completed Activity 
Instances /sec

The rate (per second) at which activities are being completed (with 
success or failure).

Completed Process 
Instances /sec

The rate (per second) at which running process instances are being 
completed (with success or failure).

Started Activity Instances 
/sec

The rate (per second) at which activity instances are being started.

Started Process Instances 
/sec

The rate (per second) at which process instances are being started.

Running Activities

The number of activities running under this adapter.

Activities Run

The number of activities this adapter has run

Disappearances

The number of times this adapter has disappeared unexpectedly.

Events Monitored

The number of events being monitored by this adapter.

Excessive Memory 
Restarts

The number of times this adapter has been restarted due to excessive 
memory usage.

Host Process ID

The ID of the process that hosts this adapter.

Idleness Shutdowns

The number of times this adapter has shut down due to idleness.

Requested Restarts

The number of times this adapter has requested to be restarted.

Starts

The number of times this adapter has started

Targets Managed

The number of targets this adapter is managing.