DX Application Performance Management

  • 1.  Java agent deployment on Jboss server

    Posted Nov 01, 2018 01:41 AM

    Hi Team

     

    I have to Configure the java agent for my JBoss server.

    I have done these steps as guided in Ca Docops

    a) configured LogManager location

     -Djava.util.logging.manager=org.jboss.logmanager.LogManager -Xbootclasspath/p:<path_to_jboss_logmanager>/jboss-logmanager-<version>.jar

    b)  relevant classes in the OSGI container classpath:
    -Djboss.modules.system.pkgs=org.jboss.byteman,org.jboss.logmanager,com.wily,com.wily.*

    c) the wily agent settings:
    -javaagent:<PathToAgentJar> -DagentProfile=<PathToAgentProfile>

    but my agent is not appearing in the webview metric browser.there are also no logs in the logs directory of the agent.

    Thanks



  • 2.  Re: Java agent deployment on Jboss server

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Nov 04, 2018 09:40 AM

    And what are you seeing in teh application logs on startup?



  • 3.  Re: Java agent deployment on Jboss server

    Posted Nov 08, 2018 01:25 AM

    Hi 

    The agent logs are empty

     

    Thanks



  • 4.  Re: Java agent deployment on Jboss server

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Nov 08, 2018 10:32 AM

    Dear Girish:

        Sounds like your jvm argument settings are incorrect. Please comsider opening  a case as needed.

    Thanks 



  • 5.  Re: Java agent deployment on Jboss server
    Best Answer

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Nov 05, 2018 03:20 AM

    Please check the agent logs too (if these objects are present in folder, I suspect that the agent does not start, so it cannot write anything).



  • 6.  Re: Java agent deployment on Jboss server

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Nov 08, 2018 10:37 AM

    One possibility is that you're running in domain mode and your domain controller's configurations are overriding your slaves.

     

    The system package settings should be placed in domain.conf on your master.

     

    Your JVM arguments should be placed in your host.xml (or whatever file your --host-config is set to).