2 Replies Latest reply on Feb 13, 2014 9:06 AM by nadirx

    Anyone able to monitor Infinispan in Tomcat with RHQ?

    jfrost

      Before dumping in a bunch of logs I thought I'd try to confirm if this is a problem.

       

      My agent is reporting from the remote system but I don't see any Infinispan references.

       

      The only similar reference I was able to dig up was from 2011 when someone reported JOPR wasn't finding Infinispan but I don't see much relevance. https://community.jboss.org/message/540334

       

      I'm running:

      • RHQ 4.9
      • FreeBSD 8.3
        • Infinispan 6.0
        • Tomcat 6
        • OpenJDK 1.7.0_25
      • RHQ server is on Ubuntu 12.04
        • Postgres 9.3
        • OpenJDK 1.7.0_51

       

      Relevant points:

      • The agent on the FreeBSD machine reports that it has the Infinispan plugin loaded.  Loaded from server.
      • I can see the Infinispan MBeans with jconsole from the Linux machine.
      • RHQ is reporting on other resources on the FreeBSD box like CRON Tab and it sees Tomcat.

       

      Any information would be welcome.

       

      /Jack

        • 1. Re: Anyone able to monitor Infinispan in Tomcat with RHQ?
          tsegismont

          Hi,

           

          RHQ Core team does not maintain the Infinispan plugin so don't take the following for granted.

           

          The Infinispan plugin gives the agent the ability to discover standalone Infinispan servers or Infinispan embedded within an AS7/EAP6 server. However, it might have the ability to manually import the Infinispan resources within a JMX aware resource like the Tomcat server resource.

           

          Thomas

          • 2. Re: Anyone able to monitor Infinispan in Tomcat with RHQ?
            nadirx

            Jack, there are two RHQ plugins for Infinispan:

             

            - the "server" plugin, which depends on the RHQ AS7 plugin, uses DMR and is to be used when connecting to "Infinispan Server"

            - the "library/embedded" plugin, which depends on the RHQ JMX plugin, uses JMX and is to be used when connecting to all other deployments (plain JVM, WildFly, EAP, Tomcat, etc)

             

            Which one are you using ?

             

            Tristan