JMX Management Support

JMX 1.2 provides a standard remote API to manage remote JMX-enabled applications. Prior to JMX 1.2/JSR-160 it was up to the server vendor to implement a remote MBeanServer connector. Several Open Source projects use the MX4J implementation, others such as WebSphere, WebLogic and JBoss rolled their own. Because of this, HQ plugins had required connector code specific to each product and still do for those products which do not support JSR-160. With the adoption of JMX 1.2 in newer versions of products (ActiveMQ 4.0, Geronimo 1.0, WebLogic 9.1, Resin 3.0, etc) and the built-in support with J2SE 1.5, HQ is able to provide JMX plugin support classes without having to use a vendor specific connector.

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Monitor every metric, log, and configuration for all JMX resources in your inventory
Identify problem resources with automatic baselines for every metric
Control all your JMX resources on-demand, on schedule, or in response to alerts
Alert on any measurement, log, or security event in your JMX environment

JMX Supported Versions

Sun JVM 1.5

Jmx Monitoring Specification

General Server Metrics
Availability
Uptime
Object Pending Finalization Count
Heap Memory Used
Heap Memory Committed
Heap Memory Max
Total HotSpot Compilation Time
Loaded Classes
Loaded Classes per Minute
Current Loaded Classes
Unloaded Classes
Unloaded Classes per Minute
Thread Count
Daemon Thread Count
Peak Thread Count

Sun JVM 1.5 Garbage Collector Metrics
Availability
Collection Count
Collection Count per Minute
Collection Time
Collection Time per Minute

Sun JVM 1.5 Memory Pool Metrics
Availability
Used Memory
Commited Memory

Jmx Control Specification

Control Actions
gc

BETRIEBSSYSTEME

WEBSERVER

ANWENDUNGS-SERVER

DATENBANKEN

MESSAGING- MIDDLEWARE

MICROSOFT- TECHNOLOGIEN

VIRTUALISIERUNG

SONSTIGE TECHNOLOGIEN

ANWENDUNGS- PLATTFORMEN