OvenMediaEngine Enterprise
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  • About
    • Introduction
    • Release Notes
      • 0.18.2
      • 0.18.1
      • 0.18.0
      • 0.17.3
      • 0.17.2
      • 0.17.1
      • 0.17.0
      • 0.16.8
      • 0.16.7
      • 0.16.6
      • 0.16.5
      • 0.16.4
  • Installation
    • Getting Started
      • Getting Started with Ubuntu
      • Getting Started with RHEL
      • Getting Started with Docker
    • Configuration Structure Overview
  • Web Console
    • Getting Started with Web Console
    • Web Console Overview
      • Sign In
      • Change Password
      • Web Console Home
      • Stream List
        • Managed and Instant Streams
        • Scheduled Channels | 0.16.4.0+
        • Multiplex Channels | 0.16.5.0+
      • Event Monitoring | 0.18.1.0+
        • Configuration
        • Event Specification
      • Web Console Publishing | 0.18.1.2+
      • Logs
      • Configuration Files
      • Restart
    • Web Console Settings
      • Server Settings
      • Live Sources (Ingress Protocols) Settings
      • ABR and Transcoding Settings
      • Streaming (Egress Protocols) Settings
      • TLS Encryption Settings | 0.14.0.0+
      • Access Control Settings
      • Thumbnail Settings | 0.15.7.0+
      • Recording Settings | 0.16.5.0+
      • Push Publishing Settings | 0.15.14.0+
      • REST API Settings | 0.11.0.0+
      • Alert Settings | 0.15.11.0+
  • CDN Compatibility
    • Origin Server Redundancy
    • Origin Cache Control
  • Protection
    • RTMP Authentication | 0.17.2.0+
    • Proxy Protocol Integration | 0.16.6.2+
    • Digital Rights Management (DRM)
      • OvenMediaEngine Configuration for DRM | 0.16.0.0+
      • PallyCon DRM Configuration | 0.16.4.0+
  • Performance
    • Hardware-Accelerated Video Encoding | 0.16.4.0+
  • Event Insertion
    • Insert SEI into H.264 (AVC) Streams | v0.18.0.0+
    • Insert AMF0 messages in RTMP Push Publisher | 0.17.3.0+
  • Monetization
    • Insert Ad Markers (EXT-X-CUE-OUT/EXT-X-CUE-IN) | v0.17.3.0+
    • Insert onCuePoint messages into YouTube Live | 0.17.3.0+
  • Advanced Management
    • Generating Audio PTS | 0.17.2.3+
    • API Storage | 0.17.0.0+
    • Restart Application | 0.17.0.0+
    • Record Delivery | 0.16.5.0+
    • Add Delay to the Stream
    • Control Default Playlist Creation
  • REST API
    • v2
      • Statistics
        • Current
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  • Activating Event Monitoring
  • Event List
  • Query Filter and Event Log List
  • Event Log
  • Event Timeline
  • Input Stream Alert Notifications | 0.18.1.2+
  1. Web Console
  2. Web Console Overview

Event Monitoring | 0.18.1.0+

OvenMediaEngine Enterprise supports Event Monitoring starting from version 0.18.1.0-1.

PreviousMultiplex Channels | 0.16.5.0+NextConfiguration

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OvenMediaEngine Enterprise provides a function to monitor various events such as application creation/deletion, stream creation/deletion, Rest API calls, etc.

Events are recorded in JSON format files, and the Web Console automatically collects the recorded events and provides a UI for monitoring.

Activating Event Monitoring

Event monitoring is disabled by default at initial installation and can be activated by referring to the document.

Event List

Query Filter and Event Log List

  1. Navigate to the Monitoring page using the navigation at the top of the screen.

  2. You can filter and query event logs.

  3. The event log list is displayed.

If there are many accumulated event logs, it may take a long time to synchronize when starting the Web Console.

Event Log

Each item of the event log displayed on the screen is as follows:

  1. Displays the time when the event occurred.

  2. Displays the unique ID of the source (server, Virtual Host, application, or stream) where the event occurred. If the source is an application or stream, click to go to the event timeline page where you can view detailed information about events from that source.

  3. Displays the type of event that occurred.

  4. Displays a one-line summary of the event that occurred.

Event Timeline

You can enter the event timeline page by clicking the source ID.

On the event timeline page, you can check the list of events that occurred on that source and detailed information at the time the events occurred.

  1. Displays the ID of the selected source.

  2. Displays the period of the timeline. This period is set to the period queried on the event list page.

  3. The event history of the selected source is displayed. The maximum number of items displayed is 1,000.

  4. Displays application events. Even if the selected source is a stream, the events of the application where the stream was created are also displayed.

  5. Displays stream events. Circular icons are displayed according to the type of event.

Icon Color
Description

Green

Stream creation

Red

Stream deletion

Yellow

Scheduled Channel creation/modification/deletion,

Multiplex Channel creation/modification/deletion,

Recording start/stop,

Push Publishing start/stop

  1. Certain events allow you to check detailed information at the time of occurrence in JSON format:

Input Stream Alert Notifications | 0.18.1.2+

  1. You can check alert notifications by clicking the icon. The number of unread notifications is displayed beside the icon.

  2. Click to mark the notification as acknowledged.

  3. The content of the alert notification is displayed. Click to navigate to the event timeline page of the stream.

Please refer to the document for details on events.

On the stream details page, you can check alert notifications of the input stream from the last 24 hours. These are displayed for with event levels of Warning and Error .

Event Specification
stream event categories
Configuration
Synchronizing event logs
Event details