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Dashboard is not loading server name and JMS server graphs #2

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Mr-TalhaRehman opened this issue Aug 19, 2023 · 7 comments
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Mr-TalhaRehman commented Aug 19, 2023

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ptmp13 commented Aug 20, 2023

Hi. If you did all propertly.
You must have open port on managed server machine (or AdminServer)
For example:
You have AdminServer on host1.local:7001 and managed server my_test on host2.local:8001
accordingly you must have open jmxport on
host1.local:17001 and
host2.local:18001

Then you can get this page using curl (or browser). You must see page with metrics.
On this page you must have metrics
weblogic_jvm_uptime and more.

P.S
Sometimes weblogic does not propertly load jmx exporter and some metrics not display... then you must reboot problem weblogic server (i mean AdminServer or ManagedServer)

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ptmp13 commented Aug 20, 2023

Oh i understand JMS... ok
I can add some metrics like
weblogic_persistentstore but most JMS metrics looks like application or weblogic_threadpool metrics... (i mean have same metric name and destinguish only applicaionname label)
now i dont understand how to detach JMS from application metrics...

But you can see some JMS metrics on in Web Application tab

@Mr-TalhaRehman
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Hi. If you did all propertly. You must have open port on managed server machine (or AdminServer) For example: You have AdminServer on host1.local:7001 and managed server my_test on host2.local:8001 accordingly you must have open jmxport on host1.local:17001 and host2.local:18001

Then you can get this page using curl (or browser). You must see page with metrics. On this page you must have metrics weblogic_jvm_uptime and more.

P.S Sometimes weblogic does not propertly load jmx exporter and some metrics not display... then you must reboot problem weblogic server (i mean AdminServer or ManagedServer)

Hi @ptmp13.. I have Admin and Managed Server on the same machine.. Admin port is 7001 and MS port is 7036.

I deployed java agent in Managed Server JAVA OPTIONS. Server name is also not showing up on the dashboard. While other tabs are working fine.

What else am I doing wrong?

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ptmp13 commented Aug 21, 2023

Do you see servername at top dashboard?
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@Mr-TalhaRehman
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No, I can't see any data here..
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ptmp13 commented Sep 8, 2023

Look at my first answer and check your pages:
adminserverhost:17001
and
managedserverhost:17036

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Nirzak commented Apr 17, 2024

The problem is the domain variable. there's no such metric named "weblogic_domainUID" by which you are grabbing that domain name variable. The jmx configuration you mentioned doesn't expose this metric

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