Just curious if and how folks might be doing it. Really we just need to monitor the Java.heapsize of the application that runs on a windows server. Wasn’t fully sure where to start.
Best answer by Stuart Weenig
View original
Userlevel 7
+18
- Quantum Professor
- 884 replies
-
18 September 2023
LM has JMX collection method built in. All you need is to know the path to the bean.
Sweet! Thats the path I had planned to look into just haven't started it yet.
Userlevel 7
+18
- Quantum Professor
- 884 replies
-
18 September 2023
- Answer
I wanted to loop back around and toss some additional information for other uses that might run into this or similar situations.
Because the actual DataSource for the LogicMonitor Collector application is so similar to the java Collector application in Rapid7. You can clone and rename them and attach them to the Rapid7 servers and 100% of the status and garbage collection work out of the box.
Reply
Sign up
Already have an account? Login
Login to the community
No account yet? Create an account
LogicMonitor Employee? Click here:
LogicMonitor Employee Loginor
Enter your username or e-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.