Installation
psLens has two parts to install: the SWS framework in your PeopleSoft environment, and the psLens application on a server.
psLens has two parts to install: the SWS framework in your PeopleSoft environment, and the psLens application on a server.
SWS controls which PeopleSoft tables can be queried through a whitelist. You need to whitelist every table that psLens reads.
psLens reads a config.yaml file from the same directory as the binary.
How PeopleSoft system administrators use psLens to monitor processes, Integration Broker, and get real-time alerts on problems.
How business analysts use psLens to understand PeopleSoft configuration, research components, and make informed decisions without developer tools.
This page is for clients who want to host psLens themselves in a Docker container. It covers three questions in order:
The health overview of all connected databases and active alerts.
How psLens connects to PeopleSoft: a small SWS framework inside your PeopleSoft environment, and a psLens Docker container hosted externally.