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Find the stuck threads by using the JVM monitoring or JMX enchanced plugin

shahrukh_niazi
Contributor

Is Weblogic 12c ThreadPoolRune JMX Counter available in Dyntrace v1.205.163.20201201-130524 .... We need to monitor stuck thread count....and it looks like Dyntrace doesnt see this in its Weblogic JXM editor

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Babar_Qayyum
DynaMight Guru
DynaMight Guru

Hello @Shahrukh N.

There are following two statements in the documentation:

  1. First Statement: JMX metrics are available for all Java-based processes monitored by OneAgent.
  2. Second Statement: JMX (Java Management Extensions) is ideal for monitoring applications built using Java. With Dynatrace, you can monitor any metric in your JVM that is exposed via an MBean.

https://www.dynatrace.com/support/help/extend-dynatrace/extensions/jmx-extensions/jmx-extensions/

Optional: For advanced cases write your extension from scratch.

Regards,

Babar

GilesDay
Advisor

FYI they seem to appear now. On the Weblogic process page, click the ..., then Metrics and logs analysis, then scroll down to JMX metrics.

or in data explorer: weblogic.stuckThreads

Why do App Developers have high insurance rates? (gnihsarc peek yehT)

Theodore_x86
Helper

Hello.

You can also use the Profiling and Optimization page (you need OneAgent installed).

BR

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