Autonomous Health Framework Scope (AHF Scope) is a standalone, interactive, real-time capable front-end to Cluster Health Advisor (CHA). AHF Scope requires a very small foot-print on the monitored system.

CHA continuously monitors cluster nodes and Oracle RAC databases for performance and availability issue precursors to provide early warning of problems before they become critical.

• Introduction to AHF Scope
  AHF Scope is a standalone, interactive, real-time capable front-end to Oracle Cluster Health Advisor (CHA). AHF Scope requires a very small foot-print on the monitored system.
• Cluster View: Connecting and Basics of Monitoring
  Start AHF Scope using the script ahfscope on Linux/UNIX or ahfscope.bat on Microsoft Windows. This script is located in the /opt/oracle.ahf/ahfscope/bin/ directory.
• Expert Mode
  Expert mode facilitates an advanced analysis of the metrics and their observed values against the predicted ones.
• Live and Passive Sessions
  AHF Scope maintains two separate sessions in parallel, Live Session (Primary) to receive current metrics in real-time and Past (Replay) Session to display statically a situation encountered at an earlier time.
• ahfscope Console Commands
  Use the ahfscope -i command option to activate an interactive command-line interface (CLI). Enter a question mark (?) to see the list of available commands.
• List of Hot Keys
  Hot Keys are keyboard shortcuts that provide an alternate way to do something you would typically do with a mouse.
• Set of Persistent Settings
  Review the list of persistent settings that you can reuse.
• Accessibility Aspects
  AHF Scope can be used without the help of the mouse.
• Customizing Java Run Time System
  As AHF Scope is written in Java, it is platform independent.
• Setting Proper Character Encoding Page on Microsoft Windows
  Specify the encoding to interpret the characters dispalyed on the HTML page correctly.
• ahfscope
  Use the ahfscope command to manage AHF Scope.