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Monitor DB Connections
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Srinivas Katta
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Joined: Feb 01, 2007
Posts: 74
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Hi All,
Is there any Way to Monitor DB Connection Pool usages while JBoss is running with Oracle DB using jmx-console, Can some one explain if this is Possible.
Thanks
Srinivas
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Ravish Mody
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Joined: Mar 30, 2011
Posts: 7
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Hi Srinivas,
Yes, you can monitor the connection pool usage from the JMX console, following is the JMX console path
jboss.jca -> name=<YOUR_DS_NAME>,service=ManagedConnectionPool
It would show you details like AvailableConnectionCount, ConnectionCreatedCount, InUseConnectionCount etc
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Srinivas Katta
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Joined: Feb 01, 2007
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Thank you for the Response
We have the Server configured in Cluster mode, Is there any way to access jmx-console
When I tried with <Domain name>/jmx-console it i snot accessible
Thanks
Srinivas
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Ravish Mody
Greenhorn
Joined: Mar 30, 2011
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HI Srinivas,
JMX console shows details about only 1 server at a time, however if you have servers running in cluster then you have to open that number of JMX consoles say you have two servers running in a cluster all_node1 running on port 8180 and all_node2 running on port 8280 then the URL for them would be like as follows
all_node1
http://localhost:8180/jmx-console/
all_node2
http://localhost:8280/jmx-console/
However if you need only one console to monitor all the nodes then JON which is JBoss Operations Network would be the best options for you.
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Srinivas Katta
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Joined: Feb 01, 2007
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Thank You, I will Check this
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