SAP Solution Manager 7.2 · Application Operations: MAI Backbone

Two MAI extractor types deliver data in opposite directions. For diagnostics-agent and Wily data versus RFC/DB-cockpit data, which is pull and which is push — and what is the one property that decides?

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A teammate says 'the diagnostics agent is SolMan's root-level eyes on the host — it reads OS log files and runs scripts directly.' What's wrong with that, and what does the diagnostics agent actually give you?

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You are validating that MAI can actually collect data for a managed system. Which collection components must all be in place, and why is leaving one out a silent monitoring gap rather than a hard error?

If RFC connectivity to a managed ABAP system degrades, you lose two different MAI capabilities at once — not just slow metrics. Which two, and why does that make RFC a single point of failure for ABAP monitoring?

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