Warning
This FAQ serves as a workaround because connecting to a JBoss application is not supported by the JMX plugin.
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These are the versions used as of January 16, 2018:
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Steps: 1. Download and install the aforesaid versions. For the JRE, please ensure that you are using Oracle's JRE. The command, java -version, will tell us whether the JRE used is from Oracle or is from OpenJDK. See example below: - Oracle Java $ java -version - OpenJDK Java $ java -version 2. Enable JBoss EAP's remote monitoring via JMX. 3. Extract the JAR file, jboss-client.jar from $JBOSS_HOME/bin/client. 4. Put the jboss-client.jar on the same directory as the geneos-plugins.jar. For example: $ pwd 5. Start the Netprobe. 6. Configure a JMX-Generic sampler. Some notes: - Use the serviceURL setting. The format is: service:jmx:remote+http://<JBoss hostname/IP>:<JBoss JMX port>. E.g. service:jmx:remote+http://pabo:9990 - Use the JConsole included in the JBoss EAP to extract the said MBeans. - Sample configurations: Config 1, Config 2 - Some JBoss MBeans have alternate MBeans. See below: Use the alternate.mbean value if the ObjectName (actual MBean name) value does not work. |
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Tags:
- jmx
- jboss
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