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How to Monitor Java Application MEM/CPU/DISK usage with splunk?

indeed_2000
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Hi

How can I monitor java applications with splunk, I try nmon but it only give whole java process, not specific pid!

Any idea?

Thanks,

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VatsalJagani
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indeed_2000
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@VatsalJagani want to monitor multiple Jboss instance on single host.
In this situation which one is better use jmx add-on or jboss add-on?

 

Thanks

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VatsalJagani
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I would use both. As JBoss Add-on relies on JMX Add-on to collect performance logs that you are trying to collect.

From Doc - https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/AddOns/latest/JBoss/About

 

While you configure the JMX add-on to use jboss:jmx sourcetype asked by JBoss Add-on as that will do some data enrichment. - https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/AddOns/released/JBoss/Configureinputs

 

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