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I use Java Visual VM to monitor my App Server (JBoss) via JMX.
The problem is that i can see only real-time data.
I want to capture the information permanently, so that i can see history anytime. Even when Java Visual VM has been restarted.
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Is there a way to make Java Visual VM log the statistics periodically.
Is there any other tool that can log JMX stats?
I tried some things like Zabbix, but its too complex for this need.
It seems to me that JavaMelody fits for what you need.
The data is persisted. There are graphics over time (used memory, cpu, http sessions, active threads...).
It is easy to install (no agent to install on servers). And after the installation it is automated.
There is a pretty cool tool called RHQ for complete JBoss-monitoring: http://rhq-project.org/display/RHQ/Home
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I have developed a database for a small business but there is requirement of my client to access all the data online remotely from his laptop to keep an eye on the sales/purchases when he is away from the country or away from the Shop. On his shop i have deployed an Oracle 10g server and as front end software i have used an Oracle form 6i.
please advise me a simple newbie steps to setup this server online so my client can view the progress online and can make any desired changes remotely.
Save yourself a lot of trouble and hassle, use Oracle forms 11g with Weblogic, deploy these on a server at the client's sire on the same network as the database server, and allow firewall access from outside to the web server forms app. Technically, you can set up Oracle forms 6i client to talk to a database over the internet, but I wouldn't recommend it.
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I am about to finish my app and I want to deploy it on a private server. I want to be able to do the following things automatically:
run the go tests
package the app
deploy it in the server
have the ability to roll back
How do I accomplish this easily for a go app?
Personally I'm using Fabric (python based) for app deployments, and Chef for server management. The thing is, since Go's artifacts are just one big binary, the deployer doesn't matter much, the build process is more important.
I'm just packing Go binaries as tar.gz's and sending them to the server with Fabric. I've never used Capistrano but from what I've read it looks perfect for deploying Go apps.
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I searching for mongodb gui user interface & database desinger tool. Does anyone of you knows a tool which he could recommend?
I will strongly recommend RoboMongo - shell-centric cross-platform open source MongoDB management tool
RoboMongo http://robomongo.org/ is awesome, it needs virtually zero configuration,very easy to use , gives you the power of mongo shell in GUI ,has auto completion feature and works on all platforms, yet another advantage is it is still under active maintenance. I have tried tools like RockMongo and ran into usability issues. MongoUVE is not opensource, it is commercial.
I've been using MongoVUE for a while. The free version can do everything I wanted sofar.
In Windows7 I'm using MongoExplorer, a very easy and visual tool
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I am trying to find a good monitoring software for my simple hello world application written by test purposes.
So far I have tried SCOM 12 and OP5... which I didn't like because I want something more straight forward and easy to configure?
All suggestions are welcomed
Thanks
You might have a look at Jolokia which is a monitoring solution for accessing JMX MBeans remotely. It ships with an agent which uses JSON over HTTP for its communication in a REST-stylish way.
Have a look at this Jolokia tutorial
Have a look at these as well:
VisualVM
AppDynamics
Nagios offers JMX monitoring. I think the JMX aspect is commercial, built on top of the open-source framework.
See also this ServerFault question relating to JMX/Nagios.
If you just want to see the JMX output, use jconsole, it's part of JDK (JDK 7 will require you to install a plugin, but it's all doable from within the app).
If you want a real monitoring app with JMX support, I'd recommend Zabbix.
Try VisualVM, it is easy to use and gives nice chart views as in jconsole. For monitor MBeans, you have to install a plugin, this is better cause you can have a chart view for int type attribute whichi is refreshed in a configurable polling period. Means you don't need to click on "refresh" all the time!
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I'm considering rolling my own, but just in case there's a good piece of software already available, I'm asking here: Is there something that will provide an interface to webserver redirect configuration, and allow redirects to be managed by a fairly non-technical userbase. The following requirements must be fulfilled:
Open-source
Apache
Support for internal / external redirects
Support for both web-server config and htaccess or meta-refresh files (for users who cannot restart the server)
Date range for validity
You could use either a RewriteMap script/program, or a static map (whichever is easiest for you/your users).
Check http://rewrite.drbacchus.com/rewritewiki/RewriteMap out for a basic example of the scripting capabilities. The performance hit is not as huge as you'd think because the process is launched one time only and stays alive until Apache is brought down. So be careful with resource management.