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C1000-141 · Question #63

What aspects of Maximo can be analyzed using the Performance Monitor to identify potential issues? (Choose Three)

The correct answer is A. Long-running database transactions C. Memory usage patterns D. CPU usage by the application server. Maximo's Performance Monitor is designed to surface application-layer bottlenecks, making long-running database transactions (A), memory usage patterns (C), and CPU usage by the application server (D) its core targets - slow SQL queries drag response times, heap memory issues…

System Monitoring and Troubleshooting

Question

What aspects of Maximo can be analyzed using the Performance Monitor to identify potential issues? (Choose Three)

Options

  • ALong-running database transactions
  • BUser session lengths
  • CMemory usage patterns
  • DCPU usage by the application server
  • ENetwork latency

How the community answered

(21 responses)
  • A
    71% (15)
  • B
    19% (4)
  • E
    10% (2)

Explanation

Maximo's Performance Monitor is designed to surface application-layer bottlenecks, making long-running database transactions (A), memory usage patterns (C), and CPU usage by the application server (D) its core targets - slow SQL queries drag response times, heap memory issues cause crashes or slowdowns, and CPU spikes point to runaway processes or misconfigured threads.

User session lengths (B) is a distractor because session duration is an audit/security metric managed through Maximo's session or security controls, not a performance analysis tool. Network latency (E) is measured at the infrastructure level (routers, load balancers, monitoring agents) - Maximo's built-in monitor has no visibility into the network layer between client and server.

Memory tip: Think "ADC - Application, Database, CPU" - the Performance Monitor watches what happens inside the JVM and database engine, not what happens outside (network) or about users (sessions).

Topics

#Performance Monitor#database transactions#memory usage#CPU monitoring

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