Radiantlogic FID is an identity abstraction engine that allows applications to go to single place for authentication and authorization.
Although you can use your regular LDAP monitors to monitor Radiantlogic FID servers, they only help in checking the heartbeat, windows service status, etc which are essential but not very insightful.
You can monitor live Authentication, Search and other performance metrics on RadiantOne FID using the API Poller on the boxes. Radiantlogic FID offers a rich REST API(ADAP on port 8089 usually) which allows all operations that are usually done on LDAP.
API Poller for Authenticaiton:
URL: http://<hostname>:8089/adap?bind=simpleBind
Header Name: Authorization Header Value: Basic <DN of user>:<password>
Remember, you can also use the base 64 encoded value of DN:password for the header value to be more mindful of password sharing.
API Poller for Search:
URL: http://<hostname>:8089/adap/<namingcontext>?scope=sub&filter=(&(objectclass=user)(samaccountname=Anne*))&attributes=cn,memberof&sizelimit=100
Header Name: Authorization Header Value: Basic <DN of user>:<password>
Here you would try to mimic the search usually done by an application. For example, if you have an SSO engine like pingFederate querying an LDAP, you would use the service account used by that SSO solution and use the same filter, return attributes, etc to mimic that search behavior.
You can also monitor cluster health, each server thread, processor and replication as these information is made available on cn=monitor, cn=cluster monitor and cn=replicationJournal,etc.
For more information on Radiantlogic FID, please contact support@radiantlogic.com
