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weblogic custom connection pool configuration details on Splunk UI

manekar
New Member

How to monitor the connection pool configuration details on splunk UI using the costom WLST Script as below.

connect('weblogic','weblogic','t3://localhost:7001')
allServers=domainRuntimeService.getServerRuntimes();
if (len(allServers) > 0):
for tempServer in allServers:
jdbcServiceRT = tempServer.getJDBCServiceRuntime();
dataSources = jdbcServiceRT.getJDBCDataSourceRuntimeMBeans();
if (len(dataSources) > 0):
for dataSource in dataSources:
print 'ActiveConnectionsAverageCount ' , dataSource.getActiveConnectionsAverageCount()
print 'ActiveConnectionsCurrentCount ' , dataSource.getActiveConnectionsCurrentCount()
print 'ActiveConnectionsHighCount ' , dataSource.getActiveConnectionsHighCount()
print 'ConnectionDelayTime ' , dataSource.getConnectionDelayTime()
print 'ConnectionsTotalCount ' , dataSource.getConnectionsTotalCount()
print 'CurrCapacity ' , dataSource.getCurrCapacity()
print 'CurrCapacityHighCount ' , dataSource.getCurrCapacityHighCount()
print 'DeploymentState ' , dataSource.getDeploymentState()
print 'FailedReserveRequestCount ' , dataSource.getFailedReserveRequestCount()
print 'FailuresToReconnectCount ' , dataSource.getFailuresToReconnectCount()
print 'HighestNumAvailable ' , dataSource.getHighestNumAvailable()
print 'HighestNumUnavailable ' , dataSource.getHighestNumUnavailable()
print 'LeakedConnectionCount ' , dataSource.getLeakedConnectionCount()
print 'ModuleId ' , dataSource.getModuleId()
print 'Name ' , dataSource.getName()
print 'NumAvailable ' , dataSource.getNumAvailable()
print 'NumUnavailable ' , dataSource.getNumUnavailable()
print 'Parent ' , dataSource.getParent()
print 'PrepStmtCacheAccessCount ' , dataSource.getPrepStmtCacheAccessCount()
print 'PrepStmtCacheAddCount ' , dataSource.getPrepStmtCacheAddCount()
print 'PrepStmtCacheCurrentSize ' , dataSource.getPrepStmtCacheCurrentSize()
print 'PrepStmtCacheDeleteCount ' , dataSource.getPrepStmtCacheDeleteCount()
print 'PrepStmtCacheHitCount ' , dataSource.getPrepStmtCacheHitCount()
print 'PrepStmtCacheMissCount ' , dataSource.getPrepStmtCacheMissCount()
print 'Properties ' , dataSource.getProperties()
print 'ReserveRequestCount ' , dataSource.getReserveRequestCount()
print 'State ' , dataSource.getState()
print 'Type ' , dataSource.getType()
print 'VersionJDBCDriver ' , dataSource.getVersionJDBCDriver()
print 'WaitingForConnectionCurrentCount ' , dataSource.getWaitingForConnectionCurrentCount()
print 'WaitingForConnectionFailureTotal ' , dataSource.getWaitingForConnectionFailureTotal()
print 'WaitingForConnectionHighCount ' , dataSource.getWaitingForConnectionHighCount()
print 'WaitingForConnectionSuccessTotal ' , dataSource.getWaitingForConnectionSuccessTotal()
print 'WaitingForConnectionTotal ' , dataSource.getWaitingForConnectionTotal()
print 'WaitSecondsHighCount ' , dataSource.getWaitSecondsHighCount()

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ccl0utier
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Monitor how? What does the end result look like?

I'd suggest revising your question and providing more information.

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manekar
New Member

Monitor using weblogic wlst script.
endresults looks like as below data need to show in splunk UI
ActiveConnectionsAverageCount 0
ActiveConnectionsCurrentCount 0
ActiveConnectionsHighCount 0
ConnectionDelayTime 25
ConnectionsTotalCount 10
CurrCapacity 10
CurrCapacityHighCount 1
DeploymentState 2
FailedReserveRequestCount 0
FailuresToReconnectCount 0
HighestNumAvailable 10
HighestNumUnavailable 0
LeakedConnectionCount 0
ModuleId TestDS
Name TestDS
NumAvailable 10
NumUnavailable 0
Parent [MBeanServerInvocationHandler]com.bea:Name=AdminServer,Location=AdminServer,Type=ServerRuntime
PrepStmtCacheAccessCount 0
PrepStmtCacheAddCount 0
PrepStmtCacheCurrentSize 0
PrepStmtCacheDeleteCount 0
PrepStmtCacheHitCount 0
PrepStmtCacheMissCount 0
Properties {databaseName=jdbc:pointbase:server://localhost:9092/demo, user=PBPUBLIC}
ReserveRequestCount 0
State Running
Type JDBCDataSourceRuntime
VersionJDBCDriver com.pointbase.jdbc.jdbcUniversalDriver
WaitingForConnectionCurrentCount 0
WaitingForConnectionFailureTotal 0
WaitingForConnectionHighCount 0
WaitingForConnectionSuccessTotal 0
WaitingForConnectionTotal 0
WaitSecondsHighCount 0

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