JBoss Setup

This topic provides information about configuring the JBoss Setup monitor type by using Central Monitoring Administration.

On the Add Monitor Types dialog, with the Monitoring Profile set to JBoss, and the Monitor Type set to JBoss Setup, provide the following details:

Field	Description
Environment Configuration
Environment name	Specify the environment display name.
Host/IP	Specify the host name or the IP of the JBoss server.
Port	Specify the port number of the JBoss server.
Username	Specify the JBoss server administration user name.
Password	Specify the JBoss server administration password.
Local JBoss installation details
JBoss home	Specify the path to local home JBoss server installation directory. Note When a new user is added to the JBoss domain, the user will be added to the mgmt-users.properties, application-roles.properties, and application-users.properties files located in the <JBoss installation path>/domain/configuration. When a JBoss environment is configured to use a different directory to the domain base by using an argument -Djboss.domain.base.dir=<NEW PATH>, the mgmt-users.properties, application-roles.properties, and application-users.properties files should be copied to the new directory that is configured to use.
JAVA home	Specify the path to the local JAVA home directory. Note If JAVA home is not specified, by default, the JAVA home for the PATROL Agent is used.
Local admin OS account	Specify the local JBoss server administration OS account username.
Local admin OS password	Specify the local JBoss server administration OS account password.
Monitor Data
Monitoring options	Select one of the following monitoring options for monitoring JBoss server: Server availability General health Full Custom
Valid when monitoring options is set to custom
Custom data	Click this button to select one or more options to customize data: Cache Class Loader Class Loading Compilation Data Sources EJB Global Garbage Collection Global Request Processor JCA JMS Queue JMS Topic JTA JVM Manager Memory Memory Pool Operating System Queue Thread Queueless Thread Threading Thread Pool Transaction Web Module EJB JPA JSP Servlet
SSL Certificate Details
TrustStore file	Specify the TrustStore file name for one-way SSL and two-way SSL connections.
TrustStore password	Specify the TrustStore password for one-way SSL and two-way SSL connections.
KeyStore file	Specify the KeyStore file name for two-way SSL connections.
KeyStore password	Specify the KeyStore password for two-way SSL connections.
Administration
Optional JVM args	Specify the option Java Virtual Machine args for the Java collector.
Java log level	Select one of the following levels of Java log level: Info Fine Finest
Enable psl debug	Select this check box to enable debug.
Availability collection time (min)	Select the availability collection time in minutes. The minimum collection time is one minute and the maximum collection time is 60 minutes.
Data collection time (min)	Select the data collection time in minutes. The minimum collection time is one minute and the maximum collection time is 60 minutes.
Disable device mapping	Select the check box to disable device mapping.
Generate diagnostic report	Select the check box to generate a diagnostic report.
MBean rules
Configure MBean Rules
MBean rules
Condition name	Specify the condition name.
Server name	Specify the server name. For standalone mode JBoss monitoring, take the Server Name value from the diag report. For the domain mode configuration, the Server Name value is the value that you want to configure for the MBean instance. For example, server-one_master or server-two_slave. To run the diagnostic report, go to Configuration > Infrastructure Policies > click your policy. In the Monitoring section, click your Jboss configuration and select the Generate diagnostic report check box.
Domain	Specify the domain name. If the field is left empty then * is used.
ObjectName	Specify the full ObjectName, it can be without the domain. Full ObjectName is a combination of values of `mbean_type` and mbean_name that you can obtain from the diagnostic report. For example, for `<MBean mbean_type="org.xbmc:type=Xbmc" mbean_name="provider="bmc",worker="default"">`, ObjectName value is `org.xbmc:type=Xbmc,provider="bmc",worker="default"`. To run the diagnostic report, go to Configuration > Infrastructure Policies > click your policy. In the Monitoring section, click your Jboss configuration and select the Generate diagnostic report check box.
Attribute name	Specify the attribute name.
Condition type selection	Select one of the following condition type: Numeric Condition Boolean Condition String Condition
String attribute qualifier
If string value is	Select one of the following qualifier and enter the string in the text field: equal to not equal to contains does not contain
Add to List	To add the configured MBean rule to the list of MBean rules, click the button.
Modify Selection	To modify the configured MBean rule to the list of MBean rules, click the button.
Remove from List	To remove the configured MBean rule to the list of MBean rules, click the button.
Filters configuration by application classes
Filters configuration by application classes list
JBOSS server name	Specify the JBOSS server name to which the filters must be applied. Only one server name is allowed per configuration. Enter All to apply filter to all the JBOSS servers. If the JBoss environment is a domain with host controllers and you would like to filter one of the servers inside the host control then the syntax should be: servername_hostcontroller Note Specifying a server name without a host controller is not supported.
Application classes to filter
JBOSS application class	Enter the application class name to filter the instances that you want to include or exclude from monitoring. For a complete list of application classes, see Monitor types and attributes.
Filtering mode	Select Include or Exclude to include/exclude the instances of the application class. Select None to display all available instances of the application class.
Include/Exclude application class's instances from Monitoring (regex)	Enter a regular expression to filter the application class instances. Only the instances that satisfy the regular expression will be included/excluded. Multiple values must be separated by a comma.
Note In order to delete a saved application class: Go to the application class that you want to edit/delete available below the Application classes to filter icon, click on it. You will find two options Edit and Delete. Click edit and Application classes to filter window pops up, set the Filtering mode to none and click OK. After saving it follow Step 1 and click Delete to delete the application class.
Add to List	Click this option for confirming the configuration information that you provided and adding the environments to the list of JBoss environments.
Modify Selection	Select one of the items that you added to the list in the preceding step, and click this option to modify details.
Remove from List	Select the items added earlier and click this option to delete that item from the list of configured objects and the clear the details provided in the earlier fields.
Add	Click this option to add this monitoring configuration. This information is displayed on the Monitor Configuration page. After you click this option, you can continue to add more objects for monitoring.
Close	Click this option to exit without saving any changes.

JBoss Setup

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