Javamelody in Wildfly

[Sandro Luciano Giacomozzi]

Can the javamelody monitoring all application deployed at standalone wildfly instance? Like the tomcat?

[Emeric Vernat]

Hi Sandro,

If you speak about javamelody in webapps, yes wildfly is supported.

But if you speak about javamelody in tomcat/lib, no it was never tested with wildfly and is not supported: if you want to try this, then you are on your own.

bye,

Emeric

2017-04-07 15:27 GMT+02:00 Sandro Luciano Giacomozzi <sandro...@gmail.com>:

Can the javamelody monitoring all application deployed at standalone wildfly instance? Like the tomcat?

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[Sandro Luciano Giacomozzi]

Hello,

The default webserver for Wildfly is undertow (http://undertow.io/)

Em sábado, 8 de abril de 2017 08:46:13 UTC-3, Emeric Vernat escreveu:

Hi Sandro,

If you speak about javamelody in webapps, yes wildfly is supported.

But if you speak about javamelody in tomcat/lib, no it was never tested with wildfly and is not supported: if you want to try this, then you are on your own.

bye,

Emeric

2017-04-07 15:27 GMT+02:00 Sandro Luciano Giacomozzi <sandro...@gmail.com>:

Can the javamelody monitoring all application deployed at standalone wildfly instance? Like the tomcat?

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[brett.de...@gmail.com]

Hi Emeric,

We are also interested in getting Javamelody to monitor the Wildfly 10.x container the same way it does Tomcat.
Do you have any suggestions about where to look in the Javamelody code for this? How did you do this for Tomcat?

Also the JDBC hook for Wildfly 10.0.0.Final doesn't seem to be working, no SQL is reported. Are there specific JNDI names being looked for by Javamelody?

Thanks,

Kind regards,

Brett

[Emeric Vernat]

Hi Brett,

There is no problem to monitor a webapp in Wildfly using the standard javamelody way:

https://github.com/javamelody/javamelody/wiki/UserGuide#javamelody-setup

For jdbc datasources in JNDI, javamelody automatically looks for datasources whose JNDI names starts with "jdbc/", see;

https://github.com/javamelody/javamelody/wiki/UserGuide#7-jdbc

You may use the javamelody parameter "datasources" to explicitly define the datasource(s). For example,

-Djavamelody.datasources=java:comp/env/jdbc/MyDataSource

If you have problems with this, please debug in the net.bull.javamelody.JdbcWrapper class and explain the issue to us.

bye,

Emeric