Hi,

SOA default dashboards are contains complete SOA monitoring and they are sufficient for monitoring SOA performance.

You can check https://medium.com/wlsdmforweblogic WLSDM Medium blog posts by WLSDM team and customer experiences.

You create new Devops MBean and new Dashbaord in WLSDM as below screnshots.

Also please check suggested blog posts:

https://medium.com/wlsdmforweblogic/how-to-create-server-machine-disk-usage-dashboard-and-trigger-delete-logs-devops-action-a267f439c68
https://medium.com/wlsdmforweblogic/how-to-create-a-custom-mbean-from-an-sql-query-in-weblogic-server-using-wlsdm-generic-devops-b978acb22401
https://medium.com/wlsdmforweblogic/advanced-weblogic-monitoring-develop-jmx-mbeans-and-automate-with-wlsdm-metric-actions-73580ca73782

• How to create new DevOps MBean in WLSDM

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• How to create custom dashboard and create

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Regards.

Hi,

Thanks, Incident: Clear.

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Regards.

Hi,

You can change the JFR repository directory using the following JVM option:
WLSDM must delete those temp files which is older than two days (48 hours).

-XX:FlightRecorderOptions=repository=WLSDM/temp/JFR ( see: https://wlsdm.com/docs/#VI.Installation )

If you choose not to define (or remove) this JVM option, by default the files will be stored under the operating system temporary directory.

For more information see: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/unix/java.html
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Also, jfr files are static profiling files, not library files. You can delete them safely even runtime.

For the second question: You can achieve that using the “Downtime” feature:

1 – Go to WLSDM console / “Monitoring & Diagnostics” page.

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2 – Open the page operations and click the “New Scheduled Job / Downtime”
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3 – Configure the downtime and click save.

At this point, you have two action option:
1 – Stop all notifications but keep monitoring
2 – Stop all monitoring

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Regards.

Hi,

Sometimes WebLogic blocks the direct access to the Java Native MBean Server from inside it for various reasons.
And that affects some modules functionality.

Please add the following startup argument to your managed server.

İf it does not solve the problem, please zip and send the “wlsdm.log” file to us for the detailed examination.
${DOMAIN_HOME}/WLSDM/logs/wlsdm.log

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https://wlsdm.com/docs/#IV.Installation

Regards.

Yup. It work’s. Thanks.

Hello,

When we skip the monitoring of DataSource and JMS server, setup finishes successfull.

Regards.

Thanks

We checked the space in the database and it was without problems, what we did was to restart the opc application, thank you very much

Hi,

Email alert’s default sender value is “wlsdm@admin”.

You can edit sender(from) as below.

Regards.

1.Go to “Configuration > WLSDM System Settings” in WLSDM menu.
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2.Be sure you are in “mail.account” tab then edit “mail.account.smtp.username” property.
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Set property value in modal window then save.
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Hi,

You can select any range by using date field. But the maximum backward range is the WLSDM monitoring start time.

Kind regards.

Hi,

WLSDM log viewer line limit is 1000 but you can search any string and find searched string where line is located in whole log file via “text filter”.

There is another way to view log files via WLSDM file explorer. Go to “Operational Tools & Utils -> File Explorer” pick “.log” file then click view button (max 1 mb view size). Also you can download log file to your local environment via file explorer.

Kind Regards…

Log viewer text filter:
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File Explorer:
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Hi,

The WLSDM and the WL-OPC have their own data-archive mechanism.

For the WLSDM, default data archive range is 90 days, and for the WL-OPC, default data archive range is 365 days.

You can find the settings below.

Kind regards.

WLSDM: Configuration > WLSDM System Settings > system.archive
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WL-OPC: Administration > System Settings > Notification
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Hi,

Non-adminstrator users not allowed for administrative operations by default as below screenshots.

Metric configuration for monitor user:
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Metric configuration for adminstrator user:

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File explorer for monitor user:

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You can change access restriction configuration in “WLSDM System Settings > system.authorization” page.

Default value is OFF in “system.authorization.page.access.fileexplorer.allgroups” feature. It means only administrators can access to “file explorer”. If you turn on this feature, you must set access path for non-adminstrator users then non-adminstrator users only can access the path(s).

You can restrict log viewer access configuration via “system.authorization.page.access.logviewer”. Default value is on, it means all users can access log viewer, if you turn off this feature, non-adminstrator users will not able to access logviewer.
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No; this property is usefull when OPC is down. You had better enable it. Disabling that property will NOT disable for all domains.

You can still configure notification settings on WLSDM part; like ON/OFF backend notifications… etc.

The configuration is still same; all the functionalities on WLSDM are still supported by OPC. If you have a specific case; then please let us know in detail to reproduce it.

Regards…

Thanks…

Thanks,

The point 1 resolved it. OHS was being used here. Using the listen port helped to resolve the issue.

Regards,

Thanks a lot !

It is working fine now after removing the boot.properties file.

Regards,

Hi,

Are you sure you have created HTTP transactions for the relevant managed server? Remember you need to create real traffic to exceed 8kb buffer size for the response times monitoring. So, at least there must be +100 request after managed server restart.

Are you sure you have selected the right managed server on the “Response Times” page? (Please take below screen capture as a reference)

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Go to “Configuration > Monitoring & Diagnostics > Response Times (tab)” page and check the status. Is there any server needs to be restarted?
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Kind Regards…

Hi,

Unfortunately, we are not supporting “bash 3.2” version. At least you have to use “bash 4.x version”. Adding compatible bash version as below.

Here are our recommendations:

Our recommended OS is Linux. (centOS, Red Hat… etc.). You had better choose Linux servers. This information is already available in the help at the “prerequisite” section.

Upgrade your bash version to 4.1 at your current working Solaris server.

Kind Regards…

Hi,

This is a cache issue.

As a workaround: Please restart your WebLogic AdminServer to apply your new license.

Hi,

This is an “Internet Explorer” issue (also, previous issue too).

Please prefer the Chrome or the Firefox as browser while we fix the problem in next WL-OPC release.

Kind Regards…

Hi,

This script is endless; you should echo a result for capturing a variable in WLSDM.

You should use the ping command like i.e. “ping $servername –c 1” then extract output from the ping command.

We are recommending you to use the script which is available in WLSDM README for pinging database. Please follow the readme link here: http://www.wlsdm.com/docs/README#VI.ConsoleUsage&DevOpsMBean

Also we are pasting below.

Step-1 Write Shell Script: Ping database and calculate database response time using WebLogic API (weblogic.jar)

#Variables _dbStatus=0 #0:DB_DOWN,1:DB_UP #start DB Ping _startTime=$(($(date +%s%N)/1000000)) _pingResult=`java -cp weblogic.jar utils.dbping ORACLE_THIN $YOUR_USER_NAME $YOUR_PASSWORD $YOUR_IP:$YOUR_PORT/$YOUR_SERVICE_NAME` _endTime=$(($(date +%s%N)/1000000)) _dbResponseTime=`expr $_endTime - $_startTime` if [[ "$_pingResult" == *"Success!!!"* ]]; then _dbStatus=1 #echo "Database connection SUCCESS!!!" #DB_UP echo DatabaseStatus=$_dbStatus else _dbStatus=0 #echo "Database connection FAILURE!!!" #DB_DOWN echo DatabaseStatus=$_dbStatus fi echo DatabaseResponseTime=$_dbResponseTime```

Hi,

Today we have worked on SOA-11g environment. JVM Resources Page and GarbageCollection Page problem has been resolved.

Please do the following when you face such a problem in another domain.

Kind Regards…

Backup startWeblogic.sh file of the domain

Add the “-Djavax.management.builder.initial=weblogic.management.jmx.mbeanserver.WLSMBeanServerBuilder” parameter to JAVA_OPTIONS in the file

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Hi,

“Thread Dump Analyzer” requires to full thread dump for analyzing.

Normally WLSDM gets a full thread dump. But if there is an exception, like in your case (connection timeout); by default, WLSDM tries to get it using WebLogic API. And sometimes WebLogic does not provide a full thread dump.

That’s why you didn’t get a full thread dump even your managed WebLogic server has a WLSDM agent.

Thanks.

Hi,

WLSDM doesn’t support the multiple log files for log monitoring.

The current algorithm based on, “one log file, one search string” rule.

So, currently, there is no easy way to do this.

But we are going to report your request for the next WLSDM version.

Hi,

The right side of equal char which is attributeValue must be only numeric values.Probably your script contains string and you need to trim string chars.

Also the first “/” should be replaced, too. Here is sample blog for your reference. One of our community user; used below script for doing it.

http://mathiassalgado.blogspot.com/2017/06/add-metric-options-to-devops-mbean-with-wlsdm-weblogic-console.html

script→ df -H | grep -vE ‘^Filesystem|tmpfs|media’ | awk ‘{ print $6"="$5}’ | sed ‘s/%//’ | sed ‘2s///ROOT/’ | sed ‘s///_/g’

I recommend filter the result set; it does not make sense to use every result for “df –h” . i.e. you /etc, /dev, proc, system… Only consider the mount points which relevant with WebLogic JVM processes.

Regards…

Hi,

WLDF Query Language is not supporting in diagnostic log monitoring because diagnostic log monitoring is a special solution.

Firts of all, is strings connecting with “OR” or “AND” ?

If you are using“OR”, you must define two different search for two different defination.

If you are using “AND”, you can replace search string with exact defination.

You can search string as below.

Diagnostic log row: [ACTIVE].ExecuteThread: ‘2’ for queue: ‘weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)’] [userId: ][APP: Service Bus Kernel] [partition-name: DOMAIN] [tenant-name: GLOBAL] [oracle.soa.tracking.InstanceId: 14216584] [oracle.soa.tracking.SCAEntityId: 10537] [oracle.soa.tracking.FaultId: 2252239] [FlowId: 0000Lu^vEciEoI04jz_Aio1PjgB80001jW] Outbound.B2BI/pipeline/vendor**/Unhandled error caught by system-level error handler: com.bea.wli.sb.pipeline.PipelineException: Service Unavailable**

Search string: “/Unhandled error caught by system-level error handler: com.bea.wli.sb.pipeline.PipelineException: Service Unavailable”

Hi,

Yo need to edit script according to your environment.

· http://community.wlsdm.com/topic/38/monitor-webservice-response-times-with-curl-alldetails-on-weblogic

Add soap-request.xml to server and replace à -d@/Users/admineer/u01/scripts.imac/curl.ws/soap-request.xml

Replace /Users/admineer/u01/scripts.imac/curl.ws/response.xml

Replace (Also add to server) “@/Users/admineer/u01/scripts.imac/curl.ws/curl-format.txt”

For testing below script the server must access the http://www.webservicex.net/globalweather.asmx URL. I am highly recommending test with an “inhouse” business Webservice. You need to reconfigure this according to your service.

Regards…

Problem is resolved by adding username and removing password. Then the WLSDM email SMTP configurations has been setup successfully for WebLogic.

Log Monitoring cycle default value is 120 seconds. You can configure it from “Configuration > WLSDM System Settings” page’s “system.monitoring” tab, property as below. It effects back-end, loginspector and response times frequency. No problem until 60 seconds but we suggest 120 seconds for high transaction traffic.

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Hi,

Dashboard pages stores only last 24 hours data.

Older data: If the store data is active for the relevant metrics, you can find it on the “Reports> Metric Reports” page.

Thank you.

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