Open Mr-TalhaRehman opened 11 months ago
Hi. If you did all propertly. You must have open port on managed server machine (or AdminServer) For example: You have AdminServer on host1.local:7001 and managed server my_test on host2.local:8001 accordingly you must have open jmxport on host1.local:17001 and host2.local:18001
Then you can get this page using curl (or browser). You must see page with metrics. On this page you must have metrics _weblogic_jvmuptime and more.
P.S Sometimes weblogic does not propertly load jmx exporter and some metrics not display... then you must reboot problem weblogic server (i mean AdminServer or ManagedServer)
Oh i understand JMS... ok I can add some metrics like weblogic_persistentstore but most JMS metrics looks like application or weblogic_threadpool metrics... (i mean have same metric name and destinguish only applicaionname label) now i dont understand how to detach JMS from application metrics...
But you can see some JMS metrics on in Web Application tab
Hi. If you did all propertly. You must have open port on managed server machine (or AdminServer) For example: You have AdminServer on host1.local:7001 and managed server my_test on host2.local:8001 accordingly you must have open jmxport on host1.local:17001 and host2.local:18001
Then you can get this page using curl (or browser). You must see page with metrics. On this page you must have metrics _weblogic_jvmuptime and more.
P.S Sometimes weblogic does not propertly load jmx exporter and some metrics not display... then you must reboot problem weblogic server (i mean AdminServer or ManagedServer)
Hi @ptmp13.. I have Admin and Managed Server on the same machine.. Admin port is 7001 and MS port is 7036.
I deployed java agent in Managed Server JAVA OPTIONS. Server name is also not showing up on the dashboard. While other tabs are working fine.
What else am I doing wrong?
Do you see servername at top dashboard?
No, I can't see any data here..
Look at my first answer and check your pages: adminserverhost:17001 and managedserverhost:17036
The problem is the domain variable. there's no such metric named "weblogic_domainUID" by which you are grabbing that domain name variable. The jmx configuration you mentioned doesn't expose this metric