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Foglight for JMX 5.9.8 - User Guide

Table of Contents

Foglight for JMX System Requirements

Supported JDKs for JMX Monitoring

HP-UX JDK IBM JDK JRockit JDK OpenJDK Oracle JDK

Configuring Remote Access to MBean Servers

Generic JDK5+ Platform MBean Server IBM WebSphere 7 JBoss 5 JBoss EAP 4.3, 5 Oracle Application Server (OAS) 10.1.3 Oracle WebLogic 10 Resin 4

Installing Foglight for JMX

Key Concepts and Terms for Foglight for JMX

About the JMX Agent About the JMX Discovery Agent

Installing the Foglight Cartridge for JMX Creating JMX Agents

Creating JMX Agents Using the Connection URL Creating JMX Agents Using Local Process Discovery

Deploying the JMX Discovery Agent Package Creating and Activating a JMX Discovery Agent Creating a JMX Agent Using Local Process Discovery

Creating JMX Agents and Server Models from the Command-Line

Managing JMX Agents

Activate and Deactivate JMX Agents Start and Stop Data Collection Reconnect to an MBean Server Review JMX Agent Connection Logs Review JMX Agent Logs Edit JMX Agent Connection Settings Specify JMX Agent Credential Use Edit a JMX Agent's Server Model Switch a JMX Agent Server Model Define Server Model Instance Overrides for a JMX Agent Change a JMX Agent's Server Group Delete a JMX Agent Review JMX Agent Properties

Managing MBean Server Models

Using the JMX Administration Dashboard Server Model Templates Creating MBean Server Models

Adding a Root Type to an MBean Server Model Editing Server Model Properties Exporting a Server Model Importing a Server Model Deleting Server Models

Editing MBean Server Models

Specifying Server Model Monitored Instances Selecting MBean Attributes for Collection Exposing MBean Relationships Changing the Display Name of an MBean Type Removing an MBean Type

Setting Collection Frequency

Monitoring and Investigating JMX Data

Viewing MBean Data in the JMX Explorer Dashboard

Viewing Monitored MBeans Explorer MBean View Selecting an MBean Server to Review

Managing Key Metrics

Defining Key Metrics Changing Metric Display Preferences Changing Metric Display Order

Monitoring the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) Reducing the Amount of Data Collected

JRockit JDK

Foglight for JMX supports the following operating systems with Oracle JRockit JDKs.

Table 4. JRockit JDK
JDK	Operating System	Architecture
1.5, 1.6	Novell SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9, 10, 11	ia32, x86-64
	Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES/WS 4, 5	ia32, x86-64
	Oracle Enterprise Linux 5	ia32, x86-64
	Oracle Solaris 9¹, 10	sparc
	Windows XP SP1+, Server 2003, Server 2008	ia32, x86-64
	Windows Server 2008 R2	x86-64

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Final platform support notice: Support for Oracle Solaris 9 will be discontinued in the next major version release.


	NOTE: JRockit JDK 1.6 supports Local Process Discovery.

OpenJDK

Foglight for JMX supports the following operating systems with OpenJDK.

Table 5. Open JDK
JDK	Operating System	Architecture
1.5, 1.6	Oracle Enterprise Linux 5	ia32, x86-64

Oracle JDK

Foglight for JMX supports the following operating systems with Oracle Java Platform, Standard Edition.

Table 6. Oracle JDK
JDK	Operating System	Architecture
1.5, 1.6	Novell SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9, 10, 11	ia32, x86-64
	Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES/WS 4, 5, 6	ia32, x86-64
	Oracle Solaris 9¹, 10	sparc
	Oracle Solaris 10	x86-64
	Windows XP SP1+, Server 2003, Server 2008	ia32, x86-64
	Windows Server 2008 R2	x86-64

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Final platform support notice: Support for Oracle Solaris 9 will be discontinued in the next major version release.


	NOTE: Oracle JDK 1.6 supports Local Process Discovery.

Configuring Remote Access to MBean Servers

You must have remote access to your MBean Servers to collect data. While most application servers provide remote access to their MBean Servers by default, some may require extra configuration to allow JVM data collection.

The following examples provide instructions for enabling remote JMX access on common application servers:

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Generic JDK5+ Platform MBean Server

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IBM WebSphere 7

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JBoss EAP 4.3, 5

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Oracle Application Server (OAS) 10.1.3

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Oracle WebLogic 10

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