System Administration: Master Your Cluster Queue Management
In cluster or installations with multiple nodes, you no longer need to monitor queues on each node. Starting in MYOB Acumatica 2025.2.1, you can perform the following actions on any node:
- See everything at once: View status, statistics, and performance logs for all queues related to all nodes
- Handle setup with confidence: Change statistics and notification settings for all queues in your cluster
- Take immediate action: Restart queue dispatchers and clear queues, along with their statistics and logs
Get the Full Picture Instantly
Suppose that you have MYOB Acumatica installed in a cluster environment, and you need to check the status of a business event queue. Remember checking each node individually to monitor a business event queue? Those days are over. The enhanced System Queue Monitor (SM302010) form now displays comprehensive queue data from your entire cluster in one unified view. You can easily monitor and analyze the status of notification and business event queues across different nodes. The new Current Node and Node ID columns help you quickly identify which node each queue belongs to, as shown below.

Quickly Spot Stalled Queues
To identify queues that have problems, check the Status and the Last Response columns on the System Queue Monitor(SM302010) form. In the Last Response column, you can see most recent date and time when the queue sent back statistics. The system retrieves queue data every minute. To fetch queue data on demand, simply click Refresh Statistics and you'll see new data in the Last Response column (see below).

Easily Configure Statistic Settings
Suppose that you need to specify a processing time threshold for a push notification queue. Now you can easily do so by using the redesigned System Queues Statistics and Performance Log Settings dialog box on the System Queue Monitor(SM302010) form, shown below. To open the dialog box, click ... in the form toolbar and then select Statistics Settings.

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Need more details about cluster environments? See Session Sharing Between Application Servers.
