The core management API is exposed over JMX so they're essentially exactly the same. As far as I know the documentation for the slow-consumer detection is up to date (which only describes the notification I believe). Feel free to send a pull-request for a per-consumer attribute, etc. There is an issue open regarding how the slow-consumer detection actually works, but nothing regarding the functionality you're looking for.
Justin On Wed, Nov 22, 2017 at 6:15 AM, art.licis <arturs.li...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear community, > > I already have health monitor for ActiveMQ 5.x, and trying to do similar > for > Artemis. One of the main features is to notify when there's a slow > consumer, > and also notify when a consumer stops being slow consumer. > > For 5.x, I used JMX to query for SlowConsumer=true properties (if anyone > interested, it's on a github: > https://github.com/art-licis/activemq-jmx-monitor). I know I could use > notifications, but I needed JMX anyway to update list of outstanding slow > consumers and detect when they are not slow anymore. > > Now, there's a question on how I do it with Artemis? I can only detect slow > consumer using notification queue (_AMQ_NotifType: CONSUMER_SLOW), and I > couldn't find per-consumer status when browsing through JMX. Anything else > I'm missing or I could use for this? (NB: I also looked into Core > Management > API, but it looks pretty much the same as JMX). > > So any advice or hints are appreciated. Also, if there's any related > development backlog for this, I'd be very happy to contribute, just let me > know,- I'm studying sources atm and trying to identify the first issues to > start working on. > > Best, > Art > > > > -- > Sent from: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/ActiveMQ-User- > f2341805.html >
