Reveille for OpenText Documentum
Keep OpenText Documentum reliable, performant, and accountable with purpose-built observability.
- Documentum / Documentum D2 / Documentum xCP / Custom Applications
- Cloud, on-Prem, or Hybrid Deployment
- Configure / No Code
Reveille for OpenText Documentum ensures continuous service level assurance for business-critical content operations. Using prebuilt monitoring tests and automated remediation, Reveille detects and resolves issues across Documentum repositories, workflows, and integrations—helping organizations maintain availability, compliance, and performance.
Get Documentum monitoring expertise out-of-the-box
- KMonitor Documentum Content Server, xCP, D2, Webtop, TaskSpace, DFS, REST, CMIS, and xPlore services using preconfigured, application-aware tests purpose-built for Documentum environments
- KTrack repository activity, queued and failed jobs, CTS rendition backlogs, xPlore indexing status, message flows, and workflow execution to quickly identify bottlenecks and SLA risks
- KMonitor Documentum infrastructure and dependencies—including Content Server sessions, database performance, JMS memory and threads, CTS queues, and integration points
- KMeasure real user experience with Documentum login times, document retrieval and check-in/check-out performance, search response times, D2 and xCP user activity, and API transaction latency
Simplify and upgrade how you manage Documentum
- KKeep Documentum Content Server, repositories, xCP, D2, workflows, indexing, transformation services, and integrations visible in a single, unified operational dashboard
- KDrill down from alerts into repositories, CTS queues, xPlore indexing activity, workflows, user transactions, message flows, and infrastructure metrics to pinpoint exactly where and why issues are occurring
- KAutomatically trigger remediation actions and notifications when Documentum performance, capacity, or service-level thresholds are breached
- KReceive intelligently packaged alerts with full operational context—including impacted services, metrics, repositories, users, and dependencies—to accelerate diagnosis and resolution
Get early warnings before user impact
- KIdentify degrading conditions early by monitoring CTS queues, xPlore indexing backlogs, message flows, repository sessions, job completion, and transaction response times against defined service thresholds
- KMinimize MTTD and MTTR with real-time alerts and automated responses triggered the moment Documentum performance, capacity, or availability thresholds are breached
- KRapidly pinpoint root cause by correlating Documentum metrics, user activity, infrastructure dependencies, and message flows at a specific point in time
- KUse threshold-based, application-aware monitoring across Documentum Content Server, xCP, D2, workflows, indexing, transformation services, and integrations to detect issues early
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Know if real Documentum user activity is responsive
- KContinuously observe the user document management experience within your Documentum environment
- KRapidly identify device response time service level issues
- KCommunicate device activity and application adoption information
- KObserve and act upon suspicious Documentum user activity
Deploy Documentum observability rapidly
- KReveille administration is entirely configuration, no code needed
- KOut-of-the-box observability deployable in a matter of days
- KChoose from a suite of +90 Documentum monitoring tests
- K+70 proactive actions to choose from once Reveille detects an issue
- KReveille's agentless architecture allows for little maintenance and ease of use
Take the next steps towards Documentum observability
Videos, Webinars, Articles on Reveille for OpenText Documentum
OpenText Documentum Troubleshooting: Best Practices and Proactive Monitoring
Documentum is a powerful content management platform, but like any complex system, it can encounter intermittent performance hiccups, indexing errors, and security misconfigurations. In this blog, we’ll walk you through common Documentum troubleshooting...