Websphere
This plugin takes data from every active instance in your websphere environment.
- Introduction
- Compatibility matrix
- Prerequisites
- Configuration
- Plugin general parameters
- Modules generated by the plugin
Introduction
Ver. 17-11-2021
This plugin takes data from every active instance in your websphere environment.
Type: Agent plug-in
Compatibility matrix
| Systems where it has been tested |
CentOS 7, Fedora, AIX 7.2 , AIX 7.2 |
| Systems where it should work |
Any linux system |
Prerequisites
Required :
- A websphere environment
- Have instances (application servers) running
- Have the PluginTools.pm module in a directory called PandoraFms
- Have Pandora FMS Data Server enabled
- Have the Pandora FMS Plugin Server enabled
Configuration
In the websphere environment, we must have the servers running, as this is what we are going to monitor.
Pandora_websphere.conf to send the monitoring data to your pandora machine.
wsadmin;<path wsadmin.sh>
jython;<path listservers.py>
user;wasadmin
password;wasadmin
mode;<tentacle>
tentacle_ip;<ip pandora>
tentacle_port;<tentacle port>Example :
Plugin general parameters
Once the conf has been edited with the data that corresponds to our environment (your wsadmin path, pandora ip, tentacle port, etc.) we will execute the plugin in this way.
The most recommended is to put pandora_websphere.pl, pandora_websphere.conf and listservers.py in the same folder.
perl pandora_websphere.pl pandora_websphere.conf* Remember that in the conf you must put well the path of your wsadmin, and of the jython script.
Example:
Modules generated by the plugin
Once the plugin is executed as specified in "General plugin parameters" and editing pandora_websphere.conf as specified in "Configuration", an agent will be created for each websphere instance with the name of these and with the following modules:
| Free memory |
| Heapsize |
| Id |
| Número de aplicaciones |
| OS |
| Proceso |
| Status |
| Threadpool ActiveCount |
| Threadpool Poolsize |
Example:
