Installation of XML: SIMPLE:
Install XML:SIMPLE using the command apt-get install XML:SIMPLE
Restart tomcats:
cd /opt/tomcat1/bin/
sudo ./apachectl restart
This the procedure for monitoring two tomcat servers tomcat1 and tomcat2 and the server itself
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Adding client for monitoring:
Install munin-node in the client machine
sudo apt-get install munin-node
Go to /etc/munin/ and edit the munin-node.conf file
Below log_file /var/log/munin/munin-node.log
Add the following lines
Port 4949
host *
host_name myhost (add this t below #host_name localhost)
And Finally add
allow ^10.3.1.101$ (This is the ip-address of the server)
(This is required to allow the server to contact the client. You can see the default local host specified as allow ^127.0.0.1$)
Client side configuration has been completed now.
Editing munin.conf in the server to allow the client to be monitored:
Go to /etc/munin/ and edit munin.conf
We have to add all client machines list under # a simple host tree
#a simple host tree
[localhost.localdomain] [this will be default]
address 127.0.0.1
use_node_name yes
username [adding client, this is our client we have mentioned in muninode.conf]
address serverip
use_node_name yes
Finally,
After entering all the client machine details you need to the following command to take the effect of our new changes effect.
sudo /usr/share/munin/munin-update –force-root
Restart munin-node:
cd /etc/init.d
sudo ./munin-node restart
Thus now the server is ready to produce the graphs for localhost with two tomat servers and client machine
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Maintenance: Munin
Graphs can be captured in the following URL
http://hostname of the server/munin
For our application, the URL is
https://serverip/munin
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Please read this link for installation help on other OS platforms<>/a