Monitoring Boomi Integrations

Learn how to monitor and deal with various problems like failed runs and disabled Boomi Integrations

This section describes what's being monitored and the rules for how Nodinite translates this into meaningful monitoring states. Also, some remote commands are available as Actions to help you swiftly manage problems. Actions are further detailed on the Managing Boomi Integrations page.

Diagram: Boomi Integrations monitoring architecture showing Nodinite agent connecting to Boomi accounts, monitoring Atoms, processes, certificates, environments, and JMX metrics with color-coded component relationships.

JMX Monitoring is detailed in the Nodinite JMX Monitoring Agent

Monitoring Features

• Automatic Discovery
  • The Nodinite monitoring agent uses the AtomSphere API and offers you an automatic discovery of your Boomi Integrations for configured Accounts. Sharing access to any individual Process is very easy from within Nodinite using Monitor Views.
• State Evaluation - Make sure the Boomi Integrations have the intended run-time state!
  • State evaluation for Boomi Integrations
    • Enabled/Disabled - Provides means to get you alerted if anyone disables your Atoms and more
  • Process - monitor the state and performance of executions
  • Failed Process Executions - monitor failed process executions

    If Nodinite can't check the state of your Boomi Integrations, chances are no one else can use them either

• Category-based monitoring - To help you sort out the different types of artifacts, the monitored Resources are grouped by Categories

List of Boomi Integration categories being monitored

State evaluation for Boomi Integrations

List of Boomi Integration Resources in a Nodinite Monitor View.

Account

The Account configuration groups all related Boomi resources like:

• Account
• Atom
• Environment
• Process
• Failed process executions

Each Account is presented within Nodinite as one Resource. If you have 3 configured Accounts, then you will have 3 Resources in Nodinite.

• The name of the Resources comes from the Account name setting, set in the Remote Configuration
• Account Resources belong to the 'Account' Category
• The Application comes from the Account Display name setting, set in the Remote Configuration
  
  Here's an example of Application naming pattern, the name is also the pre-fix for all related Boomi resources

Each Account (presented in Nodinite as a Resource) has one of the following evaluated states at any given moment:

Here's an example of unavailable Account resources, either due to bad configuration or there is a problem with the Boomi Integration Account

Atom

Each Atom is presented within Nodinite as one Resource. If you have 7 deployed Atoms, then you will have 7 Resources in Nodinite.

• The name of the Resources comes from the name of the deployed Atom
• Boomi Atoms belong to the 'Atom' Category
• The Application name is based on physical deployment paths. This pattern guarantees uniqueness:
  • Account name/Environment name/Atom name

Here's an example of Application naming pattern.

Each Atom (presented in Nodinite as a Resource) has one of the following evaluated states at any given moment:

Here's an example of an Atom that is currently offline

From within Nodinite, you can reconfigure the state evaluation on Resource level using the Expected State feature.

Environment

Each Environment is presented within Nodinite as one Resource. If you have three Boomi Environments within one Account, then you will have three Resources in Nodinite.

• The name of the Resources comes from the name of the deployed Boomi Environment for the specified Account
• Boomi Environments belong to the 'Environment' Category
• The Application name is based on physical deployment paths. This pattern guarantees uniqueness:
  • Display name from Account name configuration

Here's an example of Application naming pattern for Boomi Environments

Each Environment (presented in Nodinite as a Resource) has one of the following evaluated states at any given moment:

Process

Each Process is presented within Nodinite as one Resource. If you have three deployed processes, then you will have three Resources in Nodinite.

• The name of the Resources comes from the name of the deployed Boomi Process
• Boomi Processes belong to the 'Process' Category
• The Application name is based on physical deployment paths. This pattern guarantees uniqueness:
  • Display name from Account name configuration/Environment name/Atom name/Folder name

Here's an example of Application naming pattern for Boomi Processes.

Each Process (presented in Nodinite as a Resource) has one of the following evaluated states at any given moment:

Failed Process Executions

Each Process with Failed Executions is presented within Nodinite as one Resource. If you have three deployed processes, then you will have three Resources in Nodinite.

• The name of the Resources comes from the name of the deployed Boomi Process
• Boomi Processes belong to the 'Process - Failed Execution' Category
• The Application name is based on physical deployment paths. This pattern guarantees uniqueness:
  • Display name from Account name configuration/Environment name/Atom name/Folder name

Here's an example of Application naming pattern for failed Boomi Process executions.

Each Process (presented in Nodinite as a Resource) has one of the following evaluated states at any given moment:

Deployed Certificate

The Nodinite Monitoring Agent for Dell Boomi monitors SSL/TLS certificates deployed across your Boomi environments. This feature proactively tracks certificate expiration dates and alerts you before certificates expire, preventing service disruptions due to expired certificates.

Each Deployed Certificate is presented within Nodinite as one Resource. If you have 5 certificates deployed across your Boomi environments, then you will have 5 Resources in Nodinite.

• The name of the Resources comes from the certificate name as configured in Boomi
• Deployed Certificates belong to the 'Deployed Certificate' Category
• The Application name follows this pattern:
  • Display name from Account name configuration/Environment name/Certificates

Deployed certificates shown in a Nodinite Monitor View with different expiration states—expired certificates in red (ERROR), certificates expiring soon in orange (WARNING), and valid certificates in green (OK).

Certificate Detection:

The agent automatically discovers all deployed certificates across your Boomi environments and displays which atoms or containers each certificate is deployed to. Certificate type and deployment locations are shown in the resource description (e.g., "X.509 | Deployed to: Production-Atom-1, Production-Atom-2").

Each Deployed Certificate (presented in Nodinite as a Resource) has one of the following evaluated states at any given moment:

Default Thresholds:

• ⚠️ Warning Days: 60 days before expiration (triggers WARNING state)
• ❌ Error Days: 30 days before expiration (triggers ERROR state)

These thresholds can be configured globally at the Boomi account level or overridden for individual certificates. Configuration and threshold customization are detailed on the Managing Boomi Integrations page.

Orphaned Configuration Detection:

The agent detects when you have certificate-specific configurations for certificates that no longer exist in Boomi, creating an UNAVAILABLE resource to alert you and help maintain clean configurations.

Alert history for Boomi Integration resources

During root cause analysis or other purposes, it might be helpful to understand how often your Boomi Integration solutions problems happen. If your Monitor View allows it, you can search for historical state changes for the provided timespan, either for all your Boomi Integration Resources or individually. This topic is further detailed within the generic instructions on how to Add or manage Monitor View page.

Search	Resource history
Search for alert history for all resources in the Monitor View	Alert history for the selected Boomi Process

Frequently asked questions

Use the Troubleshooting guide to find the FAQ and answers to known problems.

Next step

• Managing Boomi Integrations
• JMX Monitoring Agent

Related Topics

• Prerequisites
• Resources
• Categories
• Applications