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Sun Java Enterprise System 5 Monitoring Guide

Examples

The following fictional scenario demonstrates how to use the mfwkadm utility, along with its options and subcommands.

The list-modules subcommand shows the Java ES component instances on the current host and their corresponding modules in the Common Agent Container. The following example lists two installed components, Directory Server having no running instances and Web Server having one running instance.


$ mfwkadm list-modules

Installed products and their running instances:
==============================================

Instances for installed product: com.sun.cmm.ds:collectionID=/opt/SUNWdsee/ds6,
name=Sun Java(TM) System Directory Server,type=CMM_InstalledProduct
-------------------------------

No instance.

Instances for installed product: com.sun.cmm.ws:collectionID=/var/opt/SUNWwbsvr7,
name=WebServer,type=CMM_InstalledProduct
-------------------------------

/wsPrefix/com.sun.cmm.ws:name=https-hostname.example.com,type=CMM_ApplicationSystem

The following info subcommand displays observable objects in the Web Server instance, with their classes and attributes for each job type.


$ mfwkadm info /wsPrefix/com.sun.cmm.ws:name=https-hostname.example.com,\\
type=CMM_ApplicationSystem

Information about running instance: /wsPrefix/com.sun.cmm.ws:
name=https-hostname.example.com,type=CMM_ApplicationSystem
==================================

Observable objects for performance jobs:
---------------------------------------

+ Objects of class: com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_ApplicationSystemSetting

        /wsPrefix/com.sun.cmm.ws:name=https-hostname.example.com-setting,
type=CMM_ApplicationSystemSetting

        Observable attributes:

        Caption [STRING]
        ConfigurationDirectory [STRING]
        CreationClassName [STRING]
        Description [STRING]
        DirectoryName [STRING]
        ElementName [STRING]
        InstanceID [STRING]
        Name [STRING]
        URL [STRING]

+ Objects of class: com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_KeepAliveSetting

        /wsPrefix/com.sun.cmm.ws:name=process-1-keepalive-setting,
type=CMM_KeepAliveSetting

        Observable attributes:

        AllocationUnit [STRING]
        Caption [STRING]
        ConnectionsUpperBound [LONG]
        CreationClassName [STRING]
        Description [STRING]
        ElementName [STRING]
        InputUnit [STRING]
        InstanceID [STRING]
        LowerAllocationLimit [LONG]
        LowerInputLimit [LONG]
        LowerOutputLimit [LONG]
        Name [STRING]
        OtherAllocationUnit [STRING]
        OtherInputUnit [STRING]
        OtherLowerAllocationLimit [LONG]
        OtherLowerInputLimit [LONG]
        OtherLowerOutputLimit [LONG]
        OtherOutputUnit [STRING]
        OtherUpperAllocationLimit [LONG]
        OtherUpperInputLimit [LONG]
        OtherUpperOutputLimit [LONG]
        OutputUnit [STRING]
        QueuedUpperBound [LONG]
        SecondsTimeout [LONG]
        TimeoutUpperBound [LONG]
        UpperAllocationLimit [LONG]
        UpperInputLimit [LONG]
        UpperOutputLimit [LONG]
        ...

The following command shows the list of defined performance monitoring jobs. In this example, there is one performance job called myPerfJob that monitors one object:


$ mfwkadm pm-job list

BY_OBJECTS performance jobs:
===========================

Performance job information for: myPerfJob
-------------------------------

Type:                BY_OBJECTS
State:               ACTIVE_ON_DUTY
Granularity period:  30
Reporting period:    1
By event:            EVENT_SINGLE
By file:             EVENT_SINGLE
Report format:       XML
Schedule:           
        Global start time: Immediately
        Global stop time: Forever
        Weekly schedule: Everyday
        Daily schedule: All day
Observed objects:    
                /wsPrefix/com.sun.cmm.ws:name=virtualServer-hostname.example.com-
webApp-/-stats,type=CMM_VirtualServerWebModuleStats
Observed attributes: 
                All available

BY_CLASSES performance jobs:
===========================

No jobs found.

The following command creates an operational status monitoring job related to two observable objects obtained from the opstat-job info or opstat-job observable-objects subcommands:


$ mfwkadm opstat-job create myOpStatJob granularity=60 \\
object=/wsPrefix/com.sun.cmm.ws:name=process-1,type=CMM_UnixProcess \\
object=/wsPrefix/com.sun.cmm.ws:name=process-1-DNSCache1,type=CMM_DnsCache

The following command suspends the job created above:


$ mfwkadm opstat-job suspend myOpStatJob

The following command shows the observable classes for the potential threshold monitoring jobs:


$ mfwkadm thrsh-job observable-classes

Threshold jobs observable classes:
=================================

com.sun.cmm.cim.CIM_ScopedSettingData
com.sun.cmm.cim.CIM_SettingData
com.sun.cmm.cim.CIM_StatisticalData
com.sun.cmm.cim.statistics.CIM_EthernetPortStatistics
com.sun.cmm.cim.statistics.CIM_NetworkPortStatistics
com.sun.cmm.cim.statistics.j2ee.CIM_J2eeJVMStats
com.sun.cmm.cim.statistics.j2ee.CIM_J2eeStatistic
com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_ApplicationSystemSetting
com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_KeepAliveSetting
com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_QueueTimeoutSetting
com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_RFC2788ApplicationSystemSetting
com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_ScopedSettingData
com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_SoftwareResourceSetting
com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_SWRBufferSetting
com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_SWRLimitSetting
com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_SWRQueueSetting
com.sun.cmm.settings.CMM_VirtualServerSetting
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_ApplicationSystemStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_ApplicationSystemWatchdogStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_ConnectionQueueStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_DnsCacheStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_EthernetPortStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_FileCacheStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_HTTPResponsesStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_JVMJSR174ExtStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_JVMJSR174Stats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_JVMStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_NetworkPortStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_OperatingSystemStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_ProcessorStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_ProcessStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_QueueTimeoutStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_RFC2788ApplicationTableStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_ServiceStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SoftwareResourceStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SolarisEthernetPortStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SolarisNetworkPortStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SolarisOperatingSystemStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SolarisProcessorStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SolarisProcessorSysinfoStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SolarisProcessorVmStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_Statistic
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SWRBufferStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SWRCacheStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SWRLimitStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SWRQueueStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_UnixOperatingSystemStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_UnixProcessStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_VirtualServerWebModuleStats
com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_WebModuleStats

The following command shows the observable attributes for threshold jobs that monitor objects of class com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SWRQueueStats found in the previous example:


$ mfwkadm thrsh-job observable-attributes \\
class=com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SWRQueueStats

Threshold jobs observable attributes:
====================================

Class: com.sun.cmm.statistics.CMM_SWRQueueStats

Attributes: 

BufferSize [LONG]
EntriesCount [LONG]
EntriesHighWaterMark [LONG]
EntriesLowWaterMark [LONG]
EntriesTotal [LONG]
ErrorCount [INTEGER]
FailedOperations [LONG]
LowerLimit [LONG]
OperationsCount [LONG]
OtherLowerLimit [LONG]
OtherUpperLimit [LONG]
OverflowsCount [LONG]
QueuedCount [LONG]
QueuedHighWater [LONG]
SampleInterval [LONG]
TotalQueuedCount [LONG]
UpperLimit [LONG]

The following command is another example of job creation, here with a threshold job:


$ mfwkadm thrsh-job create myThreshJob granularity=30 \\
object=/wsPrefix/com.sun.cmm.ws:name=process-1-threadPool-NativePool-stats,\\
type=CMM_SWRQueueStats attributeName=EntriesCount attributeType=LONG \\
thresholdValue=1000 thresholdOffset=10 thresholdDirection=RISING

The following example demonstrates the output of the thrsh-job info subcommand for the threshold monitoring job created in the previous example:


$ mfwkadm thrsh-job info myThreshJob

Threshold job information for: myThreshJob
-----------------------------

Type:                SIMPLE
State:               ACTIVE_ON_DUTY
Granularity period:  30
Schedule:           
        Global start time: Immediately
        Global stop time: Forever
        Weekly schedule: Everyday
        Daily schedule: All day
Alarm configuration:
                Type: QualityOfServiceAlarm
                Severity: INDETERMINATE
Threshold definition(s):
                Object: /wsPrefix/com.sun.cmm.ws:name=process-1-threadPool-
NativePool-stats,type=CMM_SWRQueueStats
                        Attribute: EntriesCount [LONG]
                        Value: 1000
                        Direction: RISING
                        Offset: 10