Resource Management
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The resource management page of RUM Pro contains two modules: business systems and resource packages.
Business System
A business system is similar to the concept of an application group, where a single business system can contain multiple applications.
As shown in the figure below, when switching applications, you need to first select the Business system, then select the application under the business system.
Creating Business Systems
1. Log in to the TCOP console.
2. In the left menu bar, select Terminal Performance Monitoring Pro > Resource Management > Business System.
3. On the Business System Management page, click Create business system to configure system information.
The following table describes the configuration information.
Configuration Item | Description |
Billing Mode | Supports Prepaid. |
Business System Name | The custom business system name. |
BusinessSystem Description | Custom business system description. |
Region | Data in different regions is isolated, and the business system cannot be changed after creation. |
4. After the configuration is complete, select the service terms and then click OK to proceed.
Resource pack
RUM Pro adopts the prepaid mode. You need to purchase a resource pack and bind it to the application before enabling the service. For details, see Purchase Instructions.
It provides two viewing perspectives for resource packs:
My resource packs: View all resource packs you have purchased, including bound applications, usage, and supports binding/unbinding operations.
Application resource packs: View the resource packs bound to specific applications and their usage details.
Purchasing a Resource Package
My Resource Packages
The My Resource Packages page allows you to view all resource packs purchased by the current user. Users can bind applications, unbind applications, and view usage.
Binding an Application
1. Select the resource pack to be bound and click Bind.
2. Select the applications to be bound. Each resource pack allows binding to a maximum of 10 applications.
3. After binding is successful, you can view the applications bound to the resource.
Unbind Application
If you want to remove the binding relationship between an application and a resource pack, you can perform the unbinding operation on the resource pack. The procedure is as follows:
1. Click Unbind for the specified resource pack.
2. Select the application to be unbound. Only one application can be unbound at a time. Before unbinding an application from the resource pack, the application to be unbound must complete usage deduction. Only after completing the usage deduction is the unbinding operation allowed to be actually performed.
3. After successful unbinding, you will receive a notification. When you check the bound applications of the resource pack again, the unbound application has been removed.
View usage
1. Click View usage for the resource pack to view its consumption details.
2. The current version supports viewing the consumption trend and usage details of resource packs.
Application Resource Package
Application resource packs allow you to view the usage of resource packs from the application's perspective.
1. Select the business system/application to view, and click View usage.
2. You can view the resource consumption of a specific application from the application's perspective.
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