JMX Monitoring with Hobbit
list Benjamin Blazke
Hi, We have a J2EE application deployed on a Tomcat server that is exposing some of its internal statistics as custom MBeans. We need a command line tool that will query the MBeans and write the results on the standard output so that we can integrate it with Hobbit and hopefully see some pretty charts. Has anybody done that before? I could not find anything relevant on deadcat or Shire. Any kind of feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Ben Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
list Galen Johnson
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Benjamin Blazke wrote:
Hi, We have a J2EE application deployed on a Tomcat server that is exposing some of its internal statistics as custom MBeans. We need a command line tool that will query the MBeans and write the results on the standard output so that we can integrate it with Hobbit and hopefully see some pretty charts. Has anybody done that before? I could not find anything relevant on deadcat or Shire. Any kind of feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Ben
Have you looked at the weblogic monitor to see if it might be adaptable to your needs? I haven't used it so I don't really know what it does other than gather some JMX stuff...but it might give you ideas. =G=
list Craig Cook
Rather than a command line tool you could write a java app to display your results. ie. go to a web page that runs a java program that tests the key parts of your app and it displays results. Hobbit reads the web page of results and then alarms/graphs/etc. Craig Cook -- Systems Monitoring Consulting and Support Services http://www.cookitservices.com