Hello @pavithra,
to achieve the task you are aiming for, you probably will need a mix of solutions, depending on what you would like to monitor.
Based on resources usage by job, probably you should go for Enterprise Session Monitor by @boemskats or SAS Environment Manager. Just remember that the SAS Environment Manager is a great tool for analysis on performance, more for SAS services than SAS jobs, but it probably should not be your main monitoring tool since it depends on metadata, WIP and Middle tier to be UP.
I will also give you some additional tips.
- The extended monitoring for the Environment Manager, now named Architecture Framework it is quite interesting from the point of view that will extend the information level on your logs (Workspace, Stored Process, etc), collect it, fill in the WIP database and even creates a good set of reports out-of-the-box for you, on the shape of Stored Processes. So, with this option, you will collect much additional information on your environment that you can use with those reports, or create reports of your own if you know how to parse the logs or query the WIP database. Problem is, several clients won't be detected per-se, such as EG or Office Addon, they will be just Workspace server jobs. And this will never collect data regarding what has been done (query level) and usage at datastep level, you would need to parse your own logs.
- SAS Federation Server is a great tool for those open questions as above. The trick is that all the libraries you want can be managed by SAS Federation Server, hence, monitored to their lowest level. It won't monitor the jobs "as-is", but it will monitor every single query to the data. You will know what has been queried, by whom and you can control how users will access the data, you can encrypt, anonymize, etc.
Again, I think for your purposes, the quickest solution will probably be a mix of solutions. Environment Manager and EMI Framework can be set up within half of a day, and ESM (Enterprise Session Monitor) in another day, then you can customize them as much as you want.
PS. You mentioned Metacoda. While a great tool, very recommended, It is metadata based, it won't help you with the monitor of jobs, only visibility on metadata and audit the metadata, hence, not answering this particular question.
Hope it helps.
Kind regards,
Juan
