GreenLight Architecture

The following figure shows an overview of panagenda GreenLights' architecture:

• the blue part shows an example of data sources GreenLight can connect to.
  Neither statrep nor any other Domino server task is required to unleash GreenLights' full potential - also, GreenLight can connect to a rich variety of data sources, such as Notes databases, views and documents, attachments, HTML, XML, csv files, SQL data, and more.
  
  For Domino server monitoring, GreenLight does not require an admin ID or console access rights, but only a simple user ID with read access to the Domino servers you want to monitor.


• the yellow part shows the architecture of the ready-made VMWare;
  panagenda GreenLight is not a "hardcoded, LotusScripted Domino monitoring product" but built on an entire middle-ware architecture; new sensors and data collectors can be added easily, to e.g. extend GreenLight for new requirements.
  
  All the components inside the VMWare image are pre-configured and do not require any further licensing (except for one Notes client license for the ID file you supply to GreenLight) - so you're virtually up and running in an instant.


• the green part shows access to GreenLight from the full-fledged Admin user interface - GreenLight can be accessed from any web browser. For the full functionality, GreenLight requires nothing more than just Adobe Flash Player 9.