Arenadata Prosperity Enterprise Services
Arenadata Prosperity Enterprise Services (ADP ES) is a set of Enterprise services that extend the Arenadata Prosperity (ADP) functionality. The core ADP ES services are:
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Arenadata Prosperity Control (ADP Control) — a solution for managing ADP and PostgreSQL clusters.
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Arenadata Backup Manager (ADBM) — binary backup management system.
To install ADP ES, use Arenadata Cluster Manager (ADCM) — a separate Arenadata product designed for simple, convenient, and fast software deployment and exploitation.
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Session manager provides real-time monitoring of active sessions in the ADP/PostgreSQL cluster. It allows you to review session information and terminate an active query or session for each backend process ID (PID).
Arenadata Prosperity Enterprise Services (ADP ES) — ADP/PostgreSQL cluster management solution that simplifies administration, backups, and optimization of ADP databases.
The cluster topology is displayed on the "Topology" page of the ADP Control web interface. The topology diagram shows all cluster nodes with the ADPG service/PostgreSQL. The nodes are connected to each other by arrows indicating the direction of replication streams.
The article describes actions that can be performed with an ADP ES cluster.
After you specify a schedule for backups, they will be created automatically according to your settings. However, you can manage backups manually via the Backup manager actions.
Backup settings are managed on the "Settings" tab of the ADP Control’s "Backup manager" page. Here you can also specify an automatic backup schedule and add a new backup storage to the configuration.
The article guides you through the process of installing an ADP ES cluster. The easiest way to install it is to use Arenadata Cluster Manager (ADCM).
The "Upgrade Cluster" action allows you to upgrade an ADP ES cluster to a new version.
Users log in to ADP Control using their previously created accounts. To manage users, utilize the Users page located in the COMMON section of the ADP Control web interface menu.
The article describes how to remove an Arenadata X (ADX) cluster.