Cluster Members (Application Server instances)

The Server Tools Cluster Members (Application Server Instances) table provides the information about individual server instances recognized by the cluster. To update this information, click Refresh Cluster Members. A review of this information is one way to determine if a cluster member has become unreachable, and therefore, missing from the list.

This screen provides the following information.

Server ID	Name for each PolicyCenter server in the cluster.
Status	Status of each server instance in the cluster.
Host	Name of the machine on which each PolicyCenter server is running.
User Sessions	Number of user sessions active on each server instance in the cluster.
Run Level	Run level for each server instance in the cluster.
Version	Version information for each application installation. PolicyCenter provides the version information in the following format: Guidewire build.customer build (n,n,n,n,n) These numbers have the following meaning: Guidewire build – Guidewire application version. For example, 10.1.2. Customer build– Custom label, defined in file customer-version.properties. If not defined, this field is empty. (n,n,n,n,n) – Numbers that have the following meaning: Platform major version Platform minor version Application major version Application minor version Data model version
Server Roles	Specific roles assigned to each server instance in the cluster.
Server Started	Date and time at which this server instance started.
Connection Started	Date and time this cluster member first started.
Last Update	Date and time of the last update on this server instance.
Planned Shutdown	Date and time of any planned shutdown of a cluster member.
Actions	Action button to manage a planned shutdown of a cluster server instance. The button label is either Start Planned Shutdown or Cancel Planned Shutdown. You can also initiate a server shutdown using the administrative system_toools command option `-scheduleshutdown`.