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Monitoring Weblogic services

VaughnDumas over 1 year ago

Hi,

I'm running Weblogic 10.x and have managed to get the JMX running. I can see the server in Solarwinds as well as the application.

Furthermore, I can see all the JMX Monitor component types. What I need to see is the status of the server as defined in Weblogic. "Server" here refers to the process running and not the physical machine. I need to know if the server is up/down/confused.

How do I do this? Can it be done with the Weblogic Solarwinds component?

Take care,

Vaughn

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VaughnDumas over 1 year ago in reply to ecmel +1

Thanks. I eventually managed to get it to work by setting the Java options. Setting the access control to the 2 files (password and access) was, shall we say, tricky; but I got it to work. I only found…

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0 ecmel over 1 year ago

I don't know the details on Weblogic but you can try "Component Monitor Wizard" in "SAM Settings" page to extract the MBean data you need from your Weblogic servers. If the server state exists, then you can pick and configure it as a new JMX monitor.

For more details, you can check these links:

https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/sam/content/sam-jmx-component-monitor-wizard-sw1149.htm

https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/sam/content/sam-use-the-component-monitor-wizard-in-sam.htm
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0 VaughnDumas over 1 year ago in reply to ecmel

Thanks. I eventually managed to get it to work by setting the Java options. Setting the access control to the 2 files (password and access) was, shall we say, tricky; but I got it to work.

I only found out recently about the MBeans but, unless you know what you're looking for, you'll spend hours trolling through them. But it seems to be working for me now; next step is to get Solarwinds to run a script when one of the servlets go down; hopefully we'll get that done shortly.
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0 VaughnDumas over 1 year ago in reply to ecmel

Thanks. I eventually managed to get it to work by setting the Java options. Setting the access control to the 2 files (password and access) was, shall we say, tricky; but I got it to work.

I only found out recently about the MBeans but, unless you know what you're looking for, you'll spend hours trolling through them. But it seems to be working for me now; next step is to get Solarwinds to run a script when one of the servlets go down; hopefully we'll get that done shortly.
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