Hi Tom,
Thank you for the feeedback. I will look into code for shoutcast and memcached for implementation details.
Right now I am trying to cover as much as information as possible. Code it already publicly available on Bitbucket. I am willing to share the results when I complete all the graphs I need and make some usefull tutorial.
Will send all the info when I am done.
Best regards, Krešimir
=== Heya,
That sounds very interesting! I hope you'll share the result with us.
Our app system is a bit basic, but it supports application "instances". I've never actually implemented something with those myself, but things like shoutcast or memcached can support multiple installs on a machine. I think that's the direction you need, but I have no practical information.. check their observium-side code to see how to use, feel free to sollicit feedback either by this list or on IRC.
Tom
On 23/01/2015 22:18, Kresimir Jurasovic wrote:
Hi,
I am in the beginning phase of using Observium. I have everything set-up and working. No problems so far.
One feature I am missing is Java JVM Monitoring. In your Bug Tracker I found the following ticket:
http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-554?jql=text%20~%20%22JVM%22
In it you mention that this should be implemented using unix-agent. This is perfectly fine by me. I have implemented a Java application which is run by unix-agent and retrieves data from the JVM using the JMX protocol. I have graphs set-up and so far every is running ok.
There is only one feature I cannot figure out how to implement. This feature is very important for me. In most cases there will be more then one JVM on a single machine. From monitoring perspective this should be treated as separate application but handled by the same agent. Is this even possible on Observium? If it is can you please point me to the right code so I can see how this is done.
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George Waldref ________________________________________ From: observium [observium-bounces@observium.org] on behalf of Jurasovic Kresimir [krjura@dev-db.biz] Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2015 12:05 AM To: observium@observium.org Subject: Re: [Observium] Java JVM Monitoring
Hi Tom,
Thank you for the feeedback. I will look into code for shoutcast and memcached for implementation details.
Right now I am trying to cover as much as information as possible. Code it already publicly available on Bitbucket. I am willing to share the results when I complete all the graphs I need and make some usefull tutorial.
Will send all the info when I am done.
Best regards, Krešimir
=== Heya,
That sounds very interesting! I hope you'll share the result with us.
Our app system is a bit basic, but it supports application "instances". I've never actually implemented something with those myself, but things like shoutcast or memcached can support multiple installs on a machine. I think that's the direction you need, but I have no practical information.. check their observium-side code to see how to use, feel free to sollicit feedback either by this list or on IRC.
Tom
On 23/01/2015 22:18, Kresimir Jurasovic wrote:
Hi,
I am in the beginning phase of using Observium. I have everything set-up and working. No problems so far.
One feature I am missing is Java JVM Monitoring. In your Bug Tracker I found the following ticket:
http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-554?jql=text%20~%20%22JVM%22
In it you mention that this should be implemented using unix-agent. This is perfectly fine by me. I have implemented a Java application which is run by unix-agent and retrieves data from the JVM using the JMX protocol. I have graphs set-up and so far every is running ok.
There is only one feature I cannot figure out how to implement. This feature is very important for me. In most cases there will be more then one JVM on a single machine. From monitoring perspective this should be treated as separate application but handled by the same agent. Is this even possible on Observium? If it is can you please point me to the right code so I can see how this is done.
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George Waldref ________________________________________ From: observium [observium-bounces@observium.org] on behalf of Jurasovic Kresimir [krjura@dev-db.biz] Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2015 12:05 AM To: observium@observium.org Subject: Re: [Observium] Java JVM Monitoring
Hi Tom,
Thank you for the feeedback. I will look into code for shoutcast and memcached for implementation details.
Right now I am trying to cover as much as information as possible. Code it already publicly available on Bitbucket. I am willing to share the results when I complete all the graphs I need and make some usefull tutorial.
Will send all the info when I am done.
Best regards, Krešimir
=== Heya,
That sounds very interesting! I hope you'll share the result with us.
Our app system is a bit basic, but it supports application "instances". I've never actually implemented something with those myself, but things like shoutcast or memcached can support multiple installs on a machine. I think that's the direction you need, but I have no practical information.. check their observium-side code to see how to use, feel free to sollicit feedback either by this list or on IRC.
Tom
On 23/01/2015 22:18, Kresimir Jurasovic wrote:
Hi,
I am in the beginning phase of using Observium. I have everything set-up and working. No problems so far.
One feature I am missing is Java JVM Monitoring. In your Bug Tracker I found the following ticket:
http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-554?jql=text%20~%20%22JVM%22
In it you mention that this should be implemented using unix-agent. This is perfectly fine by me. I have implemented a Java application which is run by unix-agent and retrieves data from the JVM using the JMX protocol. I have graphs set-up and so far every is running ok.
There is only one feature I cannot figure out how to implement. This feature is very important for me. In most cases there will be more then one JVM on a single machine. From monitoring perspective this should be treated as separate application but handled by the same agent. Is this even possible on Observium? If it is can you please point me to the right code so I can see how this is done.
Thanks, Kre?imir _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium@observium.org http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium
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Hi Tom,
If you are still interested I have implemented first version of JVM monitoring agent.
Code and all info is here.
https://bitbucket.org/krjura/observium-agent/wiki/Home
Improvement comments are welcome.
Krešimir
On 27.01.2015 09:05, Jurasovic Kresimir wrote:
Hi Tom,
Thank you for the feeedback. I will look into code for shoutcast and memcached for implementation details.
Right now I am trying to cover as much as information as possible. Code it already publicly available on Bitbucket. I am willing to share the results when I complete all the graphs I need and make some usefull tutorial.
Will send all the info when I am done.
Best regards, Krešimir
=== Heya,
That sounds very interesting! I hope you'll share the result with us.
Our app system is a bit basic, but it supports application "instances". I've never actually implemented something with those myself, but things like shoutcast or memcached can support multiple installs on a machine. I think that's the direction you need, but I have no practical information.. check their observium-side code to see how to use, feel free to sollicit feedback either by this list or on IRC.
Tom
On 23/01/2015 22:18, Kresimir Jurasovic wrote:
Hi,
I am in the beginning phase of using Observium. I have everything set-up and working. No problems so far.
One feature I am missing is Java JVM Monitoring. In your Bug Tracker I found the following ticket:
http://jira.observium.org/browse/OBSERVIUM-554?jql=text%20~%20%22JVM%22
In it you mention that this should be implemented using unix-agent. This is perfectly fine by me. I have implemented a Java application which is run by unix-agent and retrieves data from the JVM using the JMX protocol. I have graphs set-up and so far every is running ok.
There is only one feature I cannot figure out how to implement. This feature is very important for me. In most cases there will be more then one JVM on a single machine. From monitoring perspective this should be treated as separate application but handled by the same agent. Is this even possible on Observium? If it is can you please point me to the right code so I can see how this is done.
Thanks, Kre?imir _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium@observium.org http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium
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