# TYPE com_adobe_granite_replication_agent_QueueNumEntries untypedĬom_adobe_granite_replication_agent_QueueNumEntries 0. jmxprometheushttpserver-0.18.0java6.jar is compatible with Java 6. jmxprometheushttpserver-0.18.0.jar requires Java > 7. jmxprometheusjavaagent-0.18.0java6.jar is compatible with Java 6.
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Please read the Prometheus documentation on how to control that.Īnd you do need to create new panels with PromQL queries in your Grafana dashboard to visualize the extra AEM metrics the JMX exporter provides.Ī snippet of the data provided by the JMX exporter: # HELP com_adobe_granite_replication_agent_QueueNumEntries Returns the number of entries in the replication queue. As always, the jmxexporter binaries are available on Maven central: jmxprometheusjavaagent-0.18.0.jar requires Java > 7. I'm not an expert in that area, as our operations team has set up Prometheus company-wide. Scraping interval is indeed controlled by Prometheus.
What I posted, was the entire jmx-config.yaml file. Maybe I need a better AEM specific dashboard? The exporter connects to Java’s native metric collection system, Java Management Extensions (JMX), and converts the metrics into a format that Prometheus can understand. But the dashboard I'm using doesn't display anything beyond basic info re: memory, threads, class loading, etc. I expect Prometheus is storing this data. I do see a ton of Adobe and Apache related info. I'm using the following dashboard in Grafana:
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Download JMX exporter You can find the URL of JMX exporter jar file in Github repository. This exporter is intended to be run as a Java. Prometheus provides JMX exporter which can export JVM information. The Java client and JMX exporter already include these in the preferred form via DefaultExports.java, so these should also be dropped. JMX to Prometheus exporter: a collector that can be configured to scrape and expose MBeans of a JMX target. In the Java world, many instrumentation frameworks expose process-level and JVM-level stats such as CPU and GC. I download the jmxprometheusjavaagent-0.11.0.jar file in /home/centos path. Which I think means get everything - nothing is whitelisted of blacklisted. As the node exporter provides these in the Prometheus ecosystem, such metrics should be dropped. This is what Prometheus Java Agent Loader does for us. My jmx-config.yaml file looks like this: startDelaySeconds: 0 Assuming that, somehow, we are able to get inside a container, inside a Pod, we need a way of attaching to a running Java process identified by a pid, and injecting the Prometheus JMX Exporter java agent into it. javaagent:/opt/prometheus/jmx_prometheus_javaagent-0.17.2.jar=9404:/opt/prometheus/jmx-config.yaml I'm using the following JVM options in my crx-quickstart/bin/start file: The CloudWatch agent with Prometheus support scrapes the Java/JMX Prometheus metrics based on the service discovery configuration in the Amazon ECS cluster. Already exports JVM metrics to Prometheus using a JMX exporter After the metrics exported in the Prometheus format, when the application is running in our cluster on Kubernetes, these metrics. For more information, see prometheus/jmxexporter.
which is great - but I would like to gather more details related to specific AEM functionality like replication, etc.īut haven't tried doing something similar in my jmx-config.yaml file due to the age of the post. JMX Exporter is an official Prometheus exporter that can scrape and expose JMX mBeans as Prometheus metrics. I feel that JMX exporter is reporting metrics correctly but its not connected to Prometheus correctly.Is anyone monitoring AEM 6.5 with JMX Exporter and Prometheus + Grafana? We have a rudimentary configuration which only seems to capture JVM metrics about memory use, threads, class loading, etc. Response of metrics page (IP-215:9090/metrics) is here
On Prometheus gui i cant find any kafka metrics as visible in response of curl command above # The job name is added as a label `job=` to any timeseries scraped from this config. Scrape_interval: 15s # Set the scrape interval to every 15 seconds. i can reach to Prometheus gui on prometheus.yaml file is set to following. I am running Prometheus on node x215 (different node than kafka broker). I tried installing Prometheus as blogs explains but running into issues i find launching Prometheus easy with docker container as docker run -p 9090:9090 -v /etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml:/etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml prom/prometheus I want to connect jmx exporter with Prometheus and eventually to grafana for visualization as described here Hi All this question is in continuation of question hereīy now i have single node kafka broker running on node x214 and its reporting metrics using jmx exporter on port 7071 curl -s localhost:7071 | grep -i kafka
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