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Connectivity/Monitoring of CQ from SCOM using beanspy/Mbeans

  • October 16, 2015
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Hi ,
Does anyone know how can SCOM (System Center Operations Manager) connect to CQ's Mbean using Beanspy. What is the format of xml that is used .
The same thing is monitor to the Tomcat server also (using its mbean).
and the XML that is used there is mentioned below.

<Configuration>
  <ComputerName>$Target/Host/Property[Type="JEE!Microsoft.JEE.ApplicationServer.Monitored.Instance"]/HostName$</ComputerName>
  <Protocol>$Target/Host/Property[Type="JEE!Microsoft.JEE.ApplicationServer.Monitored.Instance"]/Protocol$</Protocol>
  <Port>$Target/Host/Property[Type="JEE!Microsoft.JEE.ApplicationServer.Monitored.Instance"]/Port$</Port>
  <BaseURL />
  <JMXQuery>Catalina:j2eeType=WebModule,*</JMXQuery>
  <AdditionalArguments>&amp;MaxDepth=1</AdditionalArguments>
  <RequestBody />
  <HealthyExpression>
    <SimpleExpression>
      <ValueExpression>
        <!-- The XPATH if it were applied directly against the XML in a browser should look like: -->
        <!-- /MBeans/org.apache.catalina.mbeans.ContextMBean[@objectName = "Catalina:j2eeType=WebModule,name=//localhost/,J2EEApplication=none,J2EEServer=none"]/Properties/state -->
        <XPathQuery Type="String">MBeans/MBean[@Name='org.apache.catalina.mbeans.ContextMBean' and @objectName="$Target/Property[Type="JEE!Microsoft.JEE.Application"]/ObjectName$"]/Properties/Property[@Name='stateName']</XPathQuery>
      </ValueExpression>
      <Operator>Equal</Operator>
      <ValueExpression>
        <Value Type="String">STARTED</Value>
      </ValueExpression>
    </SimpleExpression>
  </HealthyExpression>
  <NotHealthyExpression>
    <SimpleExpression>
      <ValueExpression>
        <!-- The XPATH should look like: -->
        <!-- /MBeans/org.apache.catalina.mbeans.ContextMBean[@objectName = "Catalina:j2eeType=WebModule,name=//localhost/,J2EEApplication=none,J2EEServer=none"]/Properties/state -->
        <XPathQuery Type="String">MBeans/MBean[@Name='org.apache.catalina.mbeans.ContextMBean' and @objectName="$Target/Property[Type="JEE!Microsoft.JEE.Application"]/ObjectName$"]/Properties/Property[@Name='stateName']</XPathQuery>
      </ValueExpression>
      <Operator>NotEqual</Operator>
      <ValueExpression>
        <Value Type="String">STARTED</Value>
      </ValueExpression>
    </SimpleExpression>
  </NotHealthyExpression>
  <IntervalSeconds>900</IntervalSeconds>
  <TimeoutSeconds>300</TimeoutSeconds>
</Configuration>

.So Similarly what is the format of XML that is used with CQ or How can the CQ application be monitored using SCOM /Beanspy..
Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Best answer by JustinEd3

Hi,

As I understand it, Beanspy is a JavaEE web application which gets deployed into a JavaEE web container (Tomcat in your example) or application server and exposes MBeans over HTTP/JMX. If you are running AEM inside a application server, I would assume that you could deploy Beanspy and see various AEM MBeans through that same interface.

In a standalone deployment, it would be more complicated. You would essentially need to repackage Beanspy as an OSGi bundle and use the OSGi HttpService to expose the servlets.

And example of something similar is is Jolokia (http://www.jolokia.org/) which does the same thing, but using JSON, not XML. Jolokia is deployable either as a JavaEE webapp or as an OSGi bundle.

Regards,

Justin

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Christoph_Schlo
Christoph_Schlo
New Participant
October 17, 2017

Hi Justin,

we found this forum post since we tried to implement jolokia agent (1.3.7) into our apache felix running oak version 1.2.2.

The agent installs correctly and we can query the available jmx properties using /jolokia context path.

But since we want to enable basic authentication we also want to configure the agent as described in the jolokia docs via the configuration admin service. But in this config menu jolokia is not available.

So is there a specific part we are missing in order to run jolokia within apache felix for AEM?

kind regards

J
JustinEd3Accepted solution
Employee
October 16, 2015

Hi,

As I understand it, Beanspy is a JavaEE web application which gets deployed into a JavaEE web container (Tomcat in your example) or application server and exposes MBeans over HTTP/JMX. If you are running AEM inside a application server, I would assume that you could deploy Beanspy and see various AEM MBeans through that same interface.

In a standalone deployment, it would be more complicated. You would essentially need to repackage Beanspy as an OSGi bundle and use the OSGi HttpService to expose the servlets.

And example of something similar is is Jolokia (http://www.jolokia.org/) which does the same thing, but using JSON, not XML. Jolokia is deployable either as a JavaEE webapp or as an OSGi bundle.

Regards,

Justin

dhawanmayur
dhawanmayur
New Participant
October 16, 2015

Can you please provide steps on how to expose an OSGI bundle via OSGI HttpService ?

J
JustinEd3
Employee
October 16, 2015

That topic is reasonably well covered in the HttpService specification. Do you have a specific question?

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