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Based on the discussion with the HSBC customer, we have decided to revisit this request. Therefore, we are moving it back to “Under Review.”
Thank you.
The team has conducted an initial spike and engaged with the infrastructure team to assess feasibility. Following this evaluation, it has been confirmed that it is not possible to display non-running processes on the infrastructure page.
Based on discussions with the engineering team, all integration servers and message flows are discovered automatically, and their status can be viewed in the Analyse Infrastructure view.
By design, non-running processes are not displayed in the Host Infrastructure view and are instead available only through the Analyse Infrastructure view. Introducing non-running processes into the Host Infrastructure view would not align with Instana’s current design approach.
I second the above, currently we are looing at Instana as a replacement for ITM that is deployed globally. One of the areas that the Global Support Team use daily is the visibility of the status of MQ availability ie is it running or not...