Configuring Automatic Service Recovery for DBS-Based Services

This section describes the method CygNet Software recommends for Automatic Service Recovery for DBS-based Services (ACS, APPS, AUD, BSS, DDS, ELS, ELSALM, FAC, GNS, GRP, MSS, PNT, and TRS).

This method consists of a single stage using the Restart action and a Minimum Runtime of 10 minutes.

The Restart-only action should be applied to DBS-based services because the data storage technology (Microsoft ESE) has a built-in crash recovery mechanism that guarantees data integrity and consistency in the event of a system crash. ESE employs a transaction logging process that ensures a database can be brought to a logically consistent state after an unexpected process termination or system shutdown. See Data Storage for DBS-Based Services for more information about ESE, transaction log files and crash recovery.

If the service fails, the following process takes place:

  1. Restart of the service is attempted.
  2. If the service runs for 10 minutes, the recovery is considered good.

Automatic Service Recovery page

Recommended Automatic Service Recovery Setup for DBS-Based Services