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WebLogic Managed Server Health Status

mohini_upasani
New Member

Hi Team, 

I was trying to set an alert from Appdynamics for WebLogic Managed Server Nodes.

The requirement is that the alert must be sent if any of the managed server nodes of WebLogic is in warning, failed, or shutdown state. However, I could not find any option to set it. Can you please confirm if any such option is there in Appdynamics?

Regards,

Mohini Upasani

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iamryan
Community Manager
Community Manager

Hi @Phuc.Duong Quang,

Just confirming you followed @Mario.Morelli instructions and are not seeing any values?

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Morelz
Motivator

Hi There

You can get the Health status through JMX configuration

I have attached config from our configuration, it falls under the JMX section called 

Weblogic_ServerRuntime

The getter chain is getState()

You can add this additional config to get the health status and view it via the Metric browser

It will show either 1 or 0, for healthy or not

You can then use this metric to build a health rule on

 
 

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Phuc_Duong_Quan
Explorer

hello, any update now, 

I created the metric but cannot see any value. 

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