How to monitor JBOSS Server user and thread

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prasadt
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How to monitor JBOSS Server user and thread

Post by prasadt »

Dear Team,

Can you please give step by step configuration for JBOSS server to monitor users and threads.
IS it possible to monitor without NRPE?

If From nrpe please send me the procedure i did not found NRPE Jboss monitoring document.


Thanks in advanced....
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Re: How to monitor JBOSS Server user and thread

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This procedure should work for you:

https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf

The check_jmx plugin can:
• Monitor standard Java JMX implementation by exposing memory, threads, OS, and garbage collector parameters
• Monitor Tomcat's multiple parameters such as requests, processing time, threads, etc.
• Monitor Spring framework by exposing Java beans parameters to JMX
• Expose any attributes to JMX by declaration or explicitly
• Monitor localhost or remote processes through jmxremote
• Monitor any java object/attribute accessible through JMX, including jboss objects and beans
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prasadt
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Re: How to monitor JBOSS Server user and thread

Post by prasadt »

Hi Thanks box93,

Its very nice explanation to configure Jboss plugin in NaigosXI side superb.

Is it supports only JAVA EAP6. Will it support JAVA6?

If not, please provide any similar link for JAVA6 JMX monitoring.

Thanks.
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Re: How to monitor JBOSS Server user and thread

Post by tmcdonald »

prasadt wrote:Is it supports only JAVA EAP6.
I don't see this referenced anywhere in the documentation or on the plugin page. Where did you see this?

Java 6 should work, since it's JMX that is actually monitored. I can't say if we have specifically tested against 6, however.
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