Using our monitoringServlet, applications give some data with the format below
{"timestamp": "2012-11-24 00:09:05.449", "type": "memory", "id": "total_memory", "status": "OK", "sizemb": "1024", "message": null}
{"timestamp": "2012-11-24 00:09:05.449", "type": "memory", "id": "free_memory", "status": "OK", "sizemb": "739", "message": null}
{"timestamp": "2012-11-24 00:09:05.449", "type": "memory", "id": "max_memory", "status": "OK", "sizemb": "2048", "message": null}
{"timestamp": "2012-11-24 00:09:05.449", "type": "memory", "id": "available_memory", "status": "OK", "sizemb": "1763", "message": null}
{"timestamp": "2012-11-24 00:09:05.449", "type": "thread", "id": "total_threads", "status": "OK", "count": "121", "message": null}
{"timestamp": "2012-11-24 00:09:05.552", "type": "was.pool.ds", "id": "DS_STU_CFM", "status": "OK", "jndi": "cfm", "used": "0", "available": "50", "min": "1", "max": "50", "message": null}These application allows to store these data into a MongoDB server.
- One application per Mongo collection
- A An application is a set of Application Servers.
- Each application server (AS) is hosted on one or several physical servers.
We can extract data on
- Memory used
- Thread pools
- DataSource connection pools
- JMS queue connection pools
We use maven to build the project
mvn clean package tomcat7:run
- Angular.js / angular-ui
- moment.js
- Mongo
- jQuery
- bootstrap.js
- HighCharts.js
- Servlet 3.0
- JAX-RS
- Coffee
- Jasmine for test
