Document ID: TEC1042397
Last Modified Date: 2/1/2015
Author: SergioMorales
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- CA Application Performance Management
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- CA Application Performance Management:Release:CA APM 9.6
- CA Application Performance Management:Release:CA APM 9.7
- CA Application Performance Management:Release:9.5
- CA Application Performance Management:Release:9.6
- Components
- INTROSCOPE AGENT
- APM AGENTS
You notice that the agent is unable to identify newly added MBeans to the MbeanServer. This issue is related to bug in JBOSS Appserver, CA technologies has already reported the issue to Redhat. In the meantime, we have made a code change in the CA Agent side to be able to handle this scenario : Enhancement#274850
Now, instead of relying on Notification Listeners to identify new Mbeans, we poll for all Mbeans in all Mbean Servers (just like how JConsole does), by enabling a new property: com.wily.introcope.agent.jmx.syncWithAllMbeanServersForcibly=true
This enhancement is available in 9.6 and onward versions.
Below a test scenario illustrating the problem and the result after enabling the enhancement
Step 1: Enable JMX collection in the Agent side:
In the IntroscopeAgent.profile enabled jmx : introscope.agent.jmx.enable=true
In this example, all other jmx properties remain the same, using the default values.
#introscope.agent.jmx.maxpollingduration.enable=true
#introscope.agent.jmx.ratecounter.enable=true
#introscope.agent.jmx.ratecounter.reset.enable=true
#introscope.agent.jmx.compositedata.enable=true
#introscope.agent.jmx.name.primarykeys=
- introscope.agent.jmx.name.filter=
#introscope.agent.jmx.name.filter=jboss*service=invoker*type=pooled,jboss*service=TransactionManager,jboss.j2ee*plugin=pool,jboss*plugin=cache,jboss.jca*service=ManagedConnectionPool,jboss.jca*service=WorkManagerThreadPool,jboss.mq*service=DestinationManager,jboss.mq*service=MessageCache,jboss.mq*service=PersistenceManager,jboss.mq.destination*service=Queue,jboss.mq*service=Topic,jboss.system*service=ThreadPool,jboss.system*type=ServerInfo,jboss.web*type=Cache,jboss.web*type=Manager,jboss.web*type=GlobalRequestProcessor,jboss.web*type=ThreadPool
#introscope.agent.jmx.name.filter=jboss.ws*service=ServerConfig,jboss.modules*type=ModuleLoader,jboss.as*subsystem=jca
#introscope.agent.jmx.ignore.attributes=server
- introscope.agent.jmx.excludeStringMetrics=true
Copy AGENT_HOME/common/WebAppSupport.jar to AGENT_HOME/core/ext
Step 2: Restart the server, wait for 10 or 15 minutes.
Step 3: Verify JMX/MBean reporting.
Find out the server instance PID
Launch jconsole using /jdk1.6.0_45/bin/jconsole
Select the same process
Click “Connect” button
Click “MBeans”
Expand Jboss.as > datasources > ExampleDS > pool > attributes
AvailableCount = 20
The same integer counter should display in investigator.
- Result in the Investigator. ExampleDS information is missing. à INCORRECT
Step 4: Enable Mbean enhancement.
Stop Appserver
Add the below NEW property to the Agent profile
- com.wily.introcope.agent.jmx.syncWithAllMbeanServersForcibly=true
Restart the Appserver
Wait for 20 minutes approx.
- Result in Investigator: ExampleDS information is now reporting à CORRECT
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