ActiveThreadCount for Weblogic JMX monitoring.
Article ID: 66650
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Products
CA Application Performance Management Agent (APM / Wily / Introscope)
INTROSCOPE
Issue/Introduction
How enable “ActiveThreadCount” for Weblogic monitoring.
How can I collect “ActiveThreadCount” by enabling Weblogic JMX monitoring?
Resolution
There are two ways to make active this metric:
1) Set the full version of the PBL to display metrics in the agent Threads node.
Specify the name of the PBL file in this property: introscope.autoprobe.directivesFile.
For example, to use the full version of the standard PBL for WebLogic server, set the property to: introscope.autoprobe.directivesFile=weblogic-full.pbl
Then, the user can see metrics such as Active Threads counts and thread groups under AgentName | Threads.
Save and close IntroscopeAgent.profile.
2) Inside "toggles-typical.pbd" or the file that you are using, uncomment the following:
#######################
# Threads Configuration
# ================
# TurnOn: ThreadTracing
After Change
#######################
# Threads Configuration
# ================
TurnOn: ThreadTracing
Then restart the desired JVM for the changes to take effect.
1) Set the full version of the PBL to display metrics in the agent Threads node.
Specify the name of the PBL file in this property: introscope.autoprobe.directivesFile.
For example, to use the full version of the standard PBL for WebLogic server, set the property to: introscope.autoprobe.directivesFile=weblogic-full.pbl
Then, the user can see metrics such as Active Threads counts and thread groups under AgentName | Threads.
Save and close IntroscopeAgent.profile.
2) Inside "toggles-typical.pbd" or the file that you are using, uncomment the following:
#######################
# Threads Configuration
# ================
# TurnOn: ThreadTracing
After Change
#######################
# Threads Configuration
# ================
TurnOn: ThreadTracing
Then restart the desired JVM for the changes to take effect.
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