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h2. Monitoring with basic tools

{tip}The command-lines and configuration files mentionned in following sub-chapters are available on Ubuntu 11.10{tip}


h3. JVisualVM


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h2. Monitoring with Munin

A plugin ActiveMQ for Munin exists: [http://munin-activemq.sourceforge.net]. It is very easy to install it on a Debian-based system using the Debian package. Don't forget to install Munin previously.

h3. Pre-requisites
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h3. Configuration

Edit the file {{/etc/munin/plugin-conf.d/activemq_}} to add the queues to monitor in parameter {{env.DESTINATIONS}} of the section ?{{activemq*}}. :

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\[activemq_*\]
\## The hostname to connect to.
\## Default: localhost
\#env.JMX_HOST localhost

\## The port where the JMX server is listening
\## Default: 1099
\#env.JMX_PORT 1099

\## The username required to authenticate to the JMX server.
\## When enabling JMX for a plain ActiveMQ install, no authentication is needed.
\## The default username for JMX run by ServiceMix is 'smx'
\## Default:
\#env.JMX_USER smx

\## The password required to authenticate to the JMX server.
\## The default password for JMX run by ServiceMix is 'smx'
\## Default:
\#env.JMX_PASS smx

\## Space separated list of destinations to create graphs for.
\## Default:
env.DESTINATIONS Queue:foo Queue:bar

\## You can override certain configuration variables for specific plugins
\#\[activemq_traffic\]
\#env.DESTINATIONS Topic:MyTopic Queue:foo


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