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Killokan: We use MX4J to access JMX related operations/properties through the web interface in the container itself. I'm wondering if there are other alternatives available as the last service release of MX4J was in 2006. I'm basically looking to overcome the
Killokan: We use MX4J to access JMX related operations/properties through the web interface in the container itself. I'm wondering if there are other alternatives available as the last service release of MX4J was in 2006. I'm basically looking to overcome the
Thoughtful Hacking: I am looking for sample Java JMX code to access the value of a JMX property from another VM. Using JConsole, I can view java.lang/Memory/Attributes/HeapMemory without question How can I get the same information from a Java program running i
Wade I want to get tomcat performance via JMX. Tomcat version is 7 and Java version is 1.7.0_79. Tomcat runs on a Docker container. Port mapping is set by the following. docker run -itd -p 18080:8080 -p 19998:19998 -p 62911:62911 sad_jang2 bash
In the tomcat
Wade I want to get tomcat performance via JMX. Tomcat version is 7 and Java version is 1.7.0_79. Tomcat runs on a Docker container. Port mapping is set by the following. docker run -itd -p 18080:8080 -p 19998:19998 -p 62911:62911 sad_jang2 bash
In the tomcat
Thoughtful Hacking: I am looking for sample Java JMX code to access the value of a JMX property from another VM. Using JConsole, I can view java.lang/Memory/Attributes/HeapMemory without question How can I get the same information from a Java program running i
Thoughtful Hacking: I am looking for sample Java JMX code to access the value of a JMX property from another VM. Using JConsole, I can view java.lang/Memory/Attributes/HeapMemory without question How can I get the same information from a Java program running i
Wade I want to get tomcat performance via JMX. Tomcat version is 7 and Java version is 1.7.0_79. Tomcat runs on a Docker container. Port mapping is set by the following. docker run -itd -p 18080:8080 -p 19998:19998 -p 62911:62911 sad_jang2 bash
In the tomcat
Wade I want to get tomcat performance via JMX. Tomcat version is 7 and Java version is 1.7.0_79. Tomcat runs on a Docker container. Port mapping is set by the following. docker run -itd -p 18080:8080 -p 19998:19998 -p 62911:62911 sad_jang2 bash
In the tomcat
Thoughtful Hacking: I am looking for sample Java JMX code to access the value of a JMX property from another VM. Using JConsole, I can view java.lang/Memory/Attributes/HeapMemory without question How can I get the same information from a Java program running i
Wade I want to get tomcat performance via JMX. Tomcat version is 7 and Java version is 1.7.0_79. Tomcat runs on a Docker container. Port mapping is set by the following. docker run -itd -p 18080:8080 -p 19998:19998 -p 62911:62911 sad_jang2 bash
In the tomcat
ROM1： I have a software real-time application project that requires extensive monitoring. JMX seems to be a good fit for the task, it's just that the application project is based on c++. Is there a lightweight alternative to JMX (with a c/c++ support library)
ROM1： I have a software real-time application project that requires extensive monitoring. JMX seems to be a good fit for the task, it's just that the application project is based on c++. Is there a lightweight alternative to JMX (with a c/c++ support library)
ROM1： I have a software real-time application project that requires extensive monitoring. JMX seems to be a good fit for the task, it's just that the application project is based on c++. Is there a lightweight alternative to JMX (with a c/c++ support library)
Font: I want to use visualvm app via ssh tunnel (connected to EC2 machine) using jmx or jstatd. What should I do? Here's a list of what has been tried (and failed): (BTW: How do I find a memory leak on a remote machine if a visual virtual machine is not suitab
Font: I want to use visualvm app via ssh tunnel (connected to EC2 machine) using jmx or jstatd. What should I do? Here's a list of what has been tried (and failed): (BTW: How do I find a memory leak on a remote machine if a visual virtual machine is not suitab
Font: I want to use visualvm app via ssh tunnel (connected to EC2 machine) using jmx or jstatd. What should I do? Here's a list of what has been tried (and failed): (BTW: How do I find a memory leak on a remote machine if a visual virtual machine is not suitab
Abhinav Sarkar： I have a JMX enabled Java application (Java 1.5) behind an HTTP proxy server. Therefore, I cannot access it directly through JConsole. I guess a solution would be to have a JMX client in a VM in my application that collects stats and configurat
Abhinav Sarkar： I have a JMX enabled Java application (Java 1.5) behind an HTTP proxy server. Therefore, I cannot access it directly through JConsole. I guess a solution would be to have a JMX client in a VM in my application that collects stats and configurat
Abhinav Sarkar： I have a JMX enabled Java application (Java 1.5) behind an HTTP proxy server. Therefore, I cannot access it directly through JConsole. I guess a solution would be to have a JMX client in a VM in my application that collects stats and configurat
Bontad I have implemented the application in Spring + Hibernate. To optimize ORM operations, this tutorial follows to enable monitoring of Ehcache: @EnableWebMvc
@EnableSpringDataWebSupport
@EnableCaching
...
public class SpringWebConfig extends WebMvcConfigur
Dora When using pattern matching, I will extract attributes from the AST and save them in a Map[String, Any] as they can be strings, integers, lists, etc. Now, I want to use these properties in a case class. To get the element I wrote this method: def getAttr(
Dora When using pattern matching, I will extract attributes from the AST and save them in a Map[String, Any] as they can be strings, integers, lists, etc. Now, I want to use these properties in a case class. To get the element I wrote this method: def getAttr(
Dora When using pattern matching, I will extract attributes from the AST and save them in a Map[String, Any] as they can be strings, integers, lists, etc. Now, I want to use these properties in a case class. To get the element I wrote this method: def getAttr(
Yevgeny good afternoon! I try to get data from apache hive in JSON via zabbix http-agent and it works. But I have an unpleasant situation where the JSON data has more than 180000 characters. This is a problem because MYSQL fields are only 65535 characters max
Yevgeny good afternoon! I try to get data from apache hive in JSON via zabbix http-agent and it works. But I have an unpleasant situation where the JSON data has more than 180000 characters. This is a problem because MYSQL fields are only 65535 characters max
Yevgeny good afternoon! I try to get data from apache hive in JSON via zabbix http-agent and it works. But I have an unpleasant situation where the JSON data has more than 180000 characters. This is a problem because MYSQL fields are only 65535 characters max
M_R_K I am trying to manage docker through PHP curl requests. (using Ubuntu 15.10) I've followed the API documentation but it's a bit confusing and followed some online tutorials with no luck. This is what I have done so far, stopped the docker deamon and adde
username I have this method in my Flask WEB API which receives a list of IDs. @app.route("/delete_item", methods=['DELETE'])
def delete_item():
items = request.get_json()
print(items)
my_class.delete(items)
return make_response()
When I call t