Hi,
I wanted to monitor my application as one whole complete stack in flow map linked to each other. The purpose is to check how much time my applications taking to process message to next level. So i need to have flow map of all three applications connected.
**Running on JVM = ROJ
kaazing gatway [ROJ] <--> ActiveMQ [ROJ]<-- voltDB[ROJ]
For now i have installed one java agent and started my kaazing application using that and data is now being monitored on appdynamics for that. My questions are,
1. Do i need to install more java agents as per number of java applications or i can start all java applications using same java agent.
2. how to make flow map from the application running under my JVM as a complete network monitoring.
3. is there any way i can get client/fronend monitored, as how much time it is taking for a request to travel from html pages using websocket to reach gateway server [eg : kaazing]
Hi,
One appserveragent installation required to monitor one JVM (one JVM can have any number of webapps that is fine), to answer your other query if BT that makes calls to tiers/backends where agent is installed then the flow view will be automatically plotted or tiers should be correlated in UI.
Can you check EUEM feature and see if that helps http://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO39/Set+Up+and+Configure+Web+EUEM
Regards,
Arun
Hi Arun,
I created one Remote Service to check Active MQ vendor in JMS. But when i am clicking on Remote Services tab, i can not see any service. This is why it is not coming on Flow Map as well [i assume], as when i try to edit the flow map to group it with data base and remote services. It is also coming as blank. Can you please suggest something on it.
Hi,
Please send the following details to debug further:
- zipped version of <agent_install_dir>/logs folder from agent node that is making exit calls
- screenshots from UI with BT dashboard and remote services screen in view
- API details that makes exit calls
Regards,
Arun
Hi,
We do not see any exit.jms interceptors applied from BCT.log and we see from BT grid JMS Messages with topic type are monitored as BTs from BT grid (ex: JmsMessageListener:amqp://127.0.0.1/topic://messages).
Please be sure that the agent shows remote calls in the following cases:
- exit/remote service is not monitored as BT
- Entry point above the remote service entry point type is monitored as BT
- We request you to monitor BT from servlet/jsp as such that makes JMS remote calls of type topic
If the above is said is wrong, we request you to let us know which discovered BT is making calls to JMS remote services that meets the backend rule conditions so that we can debug further.
Regards,
Arun