Appedo monitors web applications that are deployed on Apache Tomcat. Appedo Tomcat Monitor will provide performance counters of Tomcat such as hits count, active sessions, current threads busy etc. The monitor gathers performance information that is exposed by Tomcat to the outside world.
Pre-requisites:
Apache Tomcat 6.0+
JDK 1.6+
Java path setting: To set the java class path
To monitor a tomcat application in Linux environment follow the steps shown below.
NOTE: On successful installation of the “Tomcat Monitor Agent”, the Monitor Agent Icon will appear in green color.
Configuring Counters
Appedo monitors web applications that are deployed on Apache Tomcat. Appedo Tomcat Monitor will provide performance counters of Tomcat such as hits count, active sessions, current threads busy etc. The monitor gathers performance information that is exposed by Tomcat to the outside world.
Pre-requisites:
Apache Tomcat 6.0+
JDK 1.6+
Java path setting: To set the java class path
To Monitor a Tomcat Application in Windows environment follow the Steps shown below.
NOTE: On successful installation of the “Tomcat Monitor Agent”, the Monitor Agent Icon will appear as Green on the Appedo APM portal.
Go to the OPS View -> Application sub menu. You will see a list of applications added by you in the Card layout format
Click on the “Configure Metrics” (wheel icon ot the left of the each card) Option.
In the Configure Counters Window, a set of default counters will appear. Select the Category you want to monitor.
Upon Category selection, Select (multi select allowed) the required Counters.
Click SAVE button.
Newly Added Counters Graph will start being monitored and will get displayed on the APM portal.
Appedo monitors web applications that are deployed on Apache Tomcat. Appedo Tomcat Monitor will provide performance counters of Tomcat such as hits count, active sessions, current threads busy etc. The monitor gathers performance information that is exposed by Tomcat to the outside world.
Apache Tomcat 6.0+
JDK 1.6+
Java path setting:
Open Appedo APM Portal URL in a browser.
Login with valid credentials.
Click on APP Deep Dive tab >> Applications menu
Click on the ( + ) Add button.
In Add window, Click on Application button.
In Application Add window, Enter Valid Application Name, Description, Select Application type as "Tomcat" and Version.
Click on Save button.
The Monitor and Profiler Download window will appear.
Click on the Profiler button to Download the Tomcat Profiler.
Go to the Linux box where you want to install. Untar the downloaded setup to allocation using the following command.
tar -xzmvf appedo_tomcat_profiler_x.x.x.tar.gz
Open "Profiler_Config" file.
Update your package Inclusion/Exclusion Details.
Open "Config.properties" file.
Provide the Application Port number and click on Save.
Navigate to the “Tomcat Profiler Agent” folder.
Configure the Profiler Agent in Tomcat start-up using the following commands,
vi TOMCAT_HOME/bin/catalina.sh
JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -noverify -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=/mnt/appedo_tomcat_profiler_agent/cacerts_appedo_agent – Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=changeit -javaagent:/mnt/appedo_tomcat_profiler_agent/appedo_tomcat_profiler_2.0.18".jar; export JAVA_OPTS
Save the catalina.sh file.
Type the following commands in the terminal window.
cp $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security/cacerts cacerts_appedo_agent
keytool -import -alias apm.appedo.com -keystore cacerts_appedo_agent -storepass changeit -file apm.appedo.com.crt –noprompt
Restart Tomcat from Terminal.
On successful installation, Tomcat Profiler starts profiling the Application.
The Profiler status is indicated by the Green dot on the screen.
The Tomcat Profiler starts profiling the application.
When the application is accessed, the Deep Dive Diagnostics start appearing on the Transaction tab of the application.
Appedo monitors web applications that are deployed on Apache Tomcat. Appedo Tomcat Monitor will provide performance counters of Tomcat such as hits count, active sessions, current threads busy etc. The monitor gathers performance information that is exposed by Tomcat to the outside world.
Apache Tomcat 6.0+
JDK 1.6+
Java path setting:
Open Appedo APM Portal URL in a browser.
Login with valid credentials.
Click on OPS View Menu -> Applications sub menu.
Click on the ( + ) Add button.
Select Ops View option from choose module drop down and select Application
In Application Add window, Enter Application Name, Description, Select Application type as “Tomcat” and Version and click on Save Button
The Monitor and Profiler Download window will appear. Click on the Profiler button to Download the Tomcat Profiler.
Extract the Downloaded file to a location.
Open “profiler_config” file.
Provide the application package names that are to be excluded or included from monitoring.
Click Save and Close.
Navigate to Tomcat directory.
Open “startup.bat” file.
CATALINA_OPTS="-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.port=9005 -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.ssl=false -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.authenticate=false"
Set JAVA_OPTS=%JAVA_OPTS% -noverify -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore= “path to profilerfolder\cacerts_appedo_agent” -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=changeit –javaagent: “path to tomcat profiler jar”
On successful installation, restart Tomcat
Tomcat Profiler starts profiling the Application.
The Profiler status is indicated by the Green dot on the screen.
When you access the application that are deployed in Tomcat, go to Applications tab, select the application added, go to the Transactions tab.
The Tomcat Application Deep Dive Diagnostics start appearing on the screen.
On the left hand side, the URIs will be shown with hits and average duration.
Click on any URI, a graph will appear on the right hand side.
Click on any point in that graph, the transaction trace will appear below the graph.
Appedo Microsoft .net deep-dive agent helps profiling asp.net applications on the server side. Appedo will provide deep-dive diagnostics with package, class and method level details, SQL query details and the stack trace of the call-chain. This will help the development and testing teams to pin-point the bottlenecks at the source code level.
This monitor requires dot net 4.0 or above framework for best performance
MSMQ (Message Queuing) Installation.
Open Appedo URL in a fresh browser.
Login with valid credentials.
Click on OPS View >> Applications section
Click on the ( + ) Add button.
Click on Application button.
Enter Application Name and Description, Select Application Type as IIS and Version.Select CLR Version and Click on Save button.
On Click of Save Button, system validates and successfully creates the application to be monitored and will take to the download agent page as shown below
Extract the Downloaded file to a Desired Location.Double click on the "Setup.exe" icon.
Click the Run button and Follow the Installation wizard.
Select the required Installation options.
On Successful Installation, Click Close button.
The MSIIS Monitor agent will Appear as Green.
After Installation, the Appedo MSIIS Agent will be running as Services.
Go to the OPS View >> Applications. A list of servers will appear. Select the card on which the desired server name appears. Click on the configure metrics (wheel icon) that appear on the left side of the card, a popup menu will appear.
In the Configure metrics Window, a set of default counters will appear. Select the Category if you want to add more counters.
Upon Category selection ,Select the required Counters.
Click SAVE button.
Newly Added Counters Graph will start being monitored and will get displayed subsequently.
Appedo Microsoft .net deep-dive agent helps profiling asp.net applications on the server side. Appedo will provide deep-dive diagnostics with package, class and method level details, SQL query details and the stack trace of the call-chain. This will help the development and testing teams to pin-point the bottlenecks at the source code level.
The monitor requires dot net 4.0 or above framework for proper functioning.
MSMQ (Message Queuing) Installation.
Open Appedo URL in a fresh browser.
Login with valid credentials.
Click on OPS View => Application sub menu
Click on the ( + ) Add button.
Select OPS View option from Choose Module drop down, Click on Application button.
In Add Application window, Enter Application Name, Description, Select Application type as "MSIIS", Select Version and CLR Version. Click on Save button.
In Download Agent Window, Click on the Profiler button to download Profiler for your .net application
Extract the Downloaded file to a desired location. Double click on the “Setup.exe” icon.Click RUN.
Follow the Installation wizard.
The Profiler status is indicated by the Green dot on the screen.
On successful installation of MSIIS Profiler Agent, It will appear in the services pane of Windows operating system.
When you access the applications that are installed in that MS IIS webserver, the MSIIS Profiling starts and the Deep-Dive data starts appearing on the Transactions tab of the application added.
On the left hand side, the URIs will be shown with hits and average duration.
Click on any URI, it will show a graph on the right hand side.
Click on any point on the graph line, you can see the transaction trace to the package level, class level, method level, below the graph.
Appedo monitors web applications that are deployed on Weblogic. Appedo Weblogic Monitor will provide performance metrics of Weblogic such as hits count, active sessions, current threads busy etc. The monitor gathers performance information that is exposed by Weblogic to the outside world.
Weblogic 10.0
From Windows desktop, right click the Computer icon.Choose Properties from the context menu.Click the Advanced system settings link.Click Environment Variables.In the section System Variables, find the PATH environment variable and select it.Click Edit.If the PATH environment variable does not exist, click New.In the Edit System Variable (or New System Variable) window, specify the value of the PATH environment variable.Click OK.Close all remaining windows by clicking OK.
Open Appedo APM Portal URL in a browser.Login with valid credentials.Click on OPS View from Menu >> Applications sub menu
Click on the ( + ) Add button.
In Add Window, Click on Application Section.
Enter valid Application Name. Description and select Application Type and Version. Click on Save Button
The details will be saved and the Monitor and Profiler Download Window will appear Click on the Monitor button to Download the Weblogic Monitor Agent.
Extract the Downloaded file to a desired location.
Open “Config.properties” file in the Extracted folder.
Edit “Port Number” if needed.
Open weblogic_config file.Enter hostname, PORT,USERNAME,Password,Server name,JDBCServerName.Save the config file.
NOTE: On successful installation of the “Weblogic Monitor Agent”, the Monitor Agent Icon will appear as Green on the Appedo APM portal.
Configure Metrics – Weblogic Monitor Agent
Go to the OPS View -> Application sub menu. You will see a list of applications added by you in the Card layout format
Click on the “Configure Metrics” (wheel icon at the left of the each card) Option.
In the Configure Metrics Window, a set of default metrics will appear. Select the Category you want to monitor.
Upon Category selection, Select (multi select allowed) the required metrics.
Click SAVE button.
Newly Added metrics Graph will start being monitored and will get displayed on the APM portal.
