Say hello to Julia, who works as an engineer at Ascio Innovation firm. She is currently working with Oracle Weblogic server and wants to get a set of metrics for monitoring it. She goes ahead and installs Elastic Oracle Weblogic Integration, which uses Jolokia in the backend to fetch the metrics.
Now, her team wants to advance in the monitoring and has the following requirements:
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We should be able to extract metrics other than the default ones, which are not supported by the default Oracle Weblogic Integration.
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We want to have our own bespoke pipelines, visualization,s and experience.
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We should be able to identify the metrics coming in from two different instances of Weblogic Servers by having data mapped to separate indices.
All the above requirements can be met by using the Jolokia input package to get a customized experience. Let’s see how.
Julia can add the configuration of Jolokia input package as below, fulfilling the first requirement.
hostname, JMX Mappings for the fields you want to fetch for the JVM application, and the data set name to which the response fields would get mapped.
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