A bird's-eye view of PMT architecture and how to harness its true potential

I want to share a couple things (about why this video from 2020 is still valuable), and some challenges you may face trying to view it (and their solutions). I also point to a couple of other useful PMT videos. 

[Update: I've updated a couple points in this comment, on 12/21/24] 

1) First, for the sake of those using or considering the PMT, it covers aspects of the architecture (and config files and ip's/machine names and ports/firewalls) that need to be understood to set it up, and for it to run correctly--especially if the PMT and Datastore may be on a different machine(s) from CF itself.

It also covers important troubleshooting, including changing things post-installation if necessary (easy to make mistakes during setup, or if the environment changes).

2) Next, note that the webinar link above no longer allows registration, or seeing the Connect session recording. But Adobe did post it to YouTube, and I've modified the post to offer that YouTube link. 

As a heads up, note that the volume is REALLY high, so be prepared to lower it.

3) And FWIW, here is an ai-generated to for the video:

• 1:42: Building blocks of PMT

• 3:00: PMT Installation

• 7:07: PMT Configuration

• 18:36: Onboarding ColdFusions ervers

• 25:09: How data flows between

components

• 32:01: Data archiving

• 43:03: Common issues

4) Finally, it may interest some folks to see still other PMT videos from Adobe, such as this 20-min intro (from 2018), this 45 min intro (from 2020), and this 45 min overview of PMT changes in CF2021.

All this is in addition to the several sections of the CF docs about the PMT, starting with the overview. See especially the installing PMT and PMT deployment guide sections. These are not presented in an obvious order in the sections shown on the left of each section, so could be easily missed.

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Hi Nimit,

I am in the process of installing Performance Monitoring Toolset in our test environment. When you talk of the ART score, what does ART stand for? I cannot find the answer anywhere.