问题
I'm looking for the best way for my organization to implement some BizTalk monitoring that will notify us when messages are being suspended.
How can this be done?
回答1:
I would take a look at System Center Operations Manager or BizTalk 360.
回答2:
Did you look at this option, it helps to notify not just suspended instances, you can look out for any states like active, ready-to-run, dehydrated etc
http://blogs.biztalk360.com/what-is-biztalk-service-instances-suspended-active-schedule-etc-and-how-to-monitor-it/
回答3:
If your project is fairly simple, it is also possible to do it entirely in Biztalk, using BAM and BAM Alerts. A good book is 'Pro Business Activity Monitoring in Biztalk 2009' which has a chapter 'Monitoring Biztalk Status using BAM'. Briefly, this is what you do for a simple routing based scenario, where you have a receive port, orchestration/map to transform the incoming message and a send port.
- Define a BAM Activity for Inbound/Outbound properties like filename, received (timestamp), sent(timestamp), messageid etc.
- Create views and then deploy your BAM Activity.
- Configure Tracking Profile Editor to start monitoring the ports and apply your changes.
- Create a BAM alert, where the send port timestamp (sent) is empty and the receive port timestamp (received) is in the past 1 hour.
- Add subscribers to the newly created Alert.
This will alert any situation, where you have received a file and did not send it out even after 1 hour ( configurable), which most probably will end up as a suspended message.
回答4:
You can use power shell script to get email alert for suspended messages for BizTalk.
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/BizTalk-Suspended-Service-12f5342e
Attached script will be use for monitoring suspended message.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8303912/biztalk-monitoring-alerts