Hi Mike, We've used JMX4Perl successfully for this : <http://search.cpan.org/~roland/jmx4perl/>.
It's got good nagios integration too. cheers, James. On 4 April 2011 21:57, Mike J. Kitchin <mike.kitc...@tideworks.com> wrote: > Hi there, > > We use AMQ extensively in our enterprise to integrate our C++ and C# > applications (CMS & NMS API's, respectively) and would like to integrate > runtime monitoring of the broker into an existing, web-based monitoring > mechanism built into one of our applications. > > This mechanism already integrates a fair amount of information from across > our products but is, nonetheless, .NET based. After experimenting with what > AMQ advisory messages and JMX can provide, I've concluded the JMX > MBean-hosted information already available in AMQ would be the best source of > process utilization- and stability-type information, but haven't found a.NET > client for JMX, presumably because standards JMX connectors are RMI-based. > > The best option, therefore, seems to be some sort of RESTFul JMX bridge or > the like that I can then proxy from our monitoring mechanism. Is there any > collective experience with these sorts of add-ons to AMQ and, if so, which > sounds like the most straightforward and trouble-free approach? > > Please let me know if I may provide any additional information. Thanks. > > -Regards, > MjK > > - - - - - > > "Here lies Zeke, second-fastest draw in Cripple Creek." > - Epitaph (Cripple Creek, CO) > > Michael J. Kitchin (Senior Software Engineer) > Tideworks Technology > http://www.tideworks.com > > >
