We all know that with SCOM is fantastic in monitoring Microsoft roles and services with the relevant Management Packs, but what about those from non-windows platform ?
I had recently deployed a SCOM agent to monitor an Ubuntu server (and the Ubuntu server is hosted pretty much well in a Windows 2012 host
) , and the server was installed with Apache Tomcat and MySQL.
We are able to monitor the service availability of Tomcat server via a simple service monitor, but what if we are required to perform a deeper monitoring in terms of the availability of the applications hosted and also the performance of the Tomcat ?
You can either purchase a third party MP or you can actually download the JAVA EE MP from the Microsoft website to do the same.
The JAVA EE management packs can be downloaded from the official website http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=29270, and for the first time users, it will be useful to go through the SC2012OM_JEE_Readme.txt included at the MP download page.
For a start, i am testing on Tomcat Apache 6.0 web server. During the MP is imported, things were not automatically discovered even after i had deployed the BeanSpy.
Next, what needs to be done is to copy the following powershell scripts and put it in a single folder, and run the NewJEEAppServer.ps1
JEEAppServerLibrary.ps1
NewJEEAppServer.ps1
RemoveJEEAppServer.ps1 (optional as i am not removing any server)
If everything goes smoothly, it should display you the response as above. and when discovery is done, some of the views (state and performance) are what you should be able to see.
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