I've also blogged recently about monitoring Camel applications with
JMX and Amazon CloudWatch:
http://www.ofbizian.com/2012/11/monitoring-camel-applications-on-cloud.html
Cheers
Bilgin
On 22/11/2012, Preben.Asmussen wrote:
> I developed a custom monitoring solution where that uses route jmx sta
I developed a custom monitoring solution where that uses route jmx stats. to
report the health of a route by looking af completed and failed exchanges.
The solution is generalized, so that you can configure which routes should
be monitored by route name.
Route stats. are not always enough though
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>> Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 12:02 PM
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>> Subject: Re: Camel Monitoring Tool
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I have different set of requirement for monitoring, as we have route will
>> will always be
using REST API.
Chapter 12 in the Camel in Action book covers about monitoring Camel
and gives some advice and examples.
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Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 12:02 PM
To: users@camel.apache.org
Subject: Re: Camel Monitoring Tool
Hi All,
I have different set of requirement for monitoring, as we have route will
will always be running and has a timer/Quartz based trigger which goes off
after few seconds
On Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 7:31 AM, tosheer wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have different set of requirement for monitoring, as we have route will
> will always be running and has a timer/Quartz based trigger which goes off
> after few seconds. Can you also please guide us how we can monitore this
> timer/Qu
Hi All,
I have different set of requirement for monitoring, as we have route will
will always be running and has a timer/Quartz based trigger which goes off
after few seconds. Can you also please guide us how we can monitore this
timer/Quartz based activity.
Also we are facing issue in which came
Hi
Apache Camel offers details as JMX stats. And some as REST (see
camel-web). But JMX is the most elaborate and has the most data. And
of course there is also the logs as well.
Any 3rd party tool which can work with JMX can then monitor Camel.
Such tools could be: Nagios, Hyperic, IBM Tivoli, HP
I don´t know exactly how the fuse hyperic integration works but I guess
it is probably the same as at Talend.
We also offer a Hyperic integration which is just a Hyperic plugin that
discovers the camel jmx beans. So it is just for convenience.
All the monitoring data is already offered by the c
I made a mistake I should have mentioned Fuse IDE
that have a 'monitor' route mechanism
but I only saw that on their screencast (never used it).
You can use the JMX probes inside Camel an for example JConsole even with
your instrumented process beans to monitor whatever you want and monitor
stand
They have FuseHQ which I believe is based off Hyperic, but I am not sure if it
truly has any extra benefits over Hyperic and Apache Camel.
Jason
On Apr 4, 2012, at 2:24 PM, "Christian Müller"
wrote:
> Fuse Mediation Router is a distribution of Apache Camel from FuseSource. It
> doesn't have a
Fuse Mediation Router is a distribution of Apache Camel from FuseSource. It
doesn't have additional monitoring capabilities as I know.
But Apache Camel (and Apache ActiveMQ too) expose many data via JMX. So you
can watch e.g.
- min/max/mean time of route execution
- failed/success route executions
you can use the camel fuse mediation router that I think have
monitoring/debug tool
here : http://fusesource.com/products/enterprise-camel/
and as a side effect use their service has main committers on Camel work
here ;-)
(not affiliated with them !)
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