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I need to monitor several tomcats using one apache server as a fronted.
when I follow the documentation :
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If you are using Apache/JK to front your Tomcat installation you will need to setup a mount point. This can be done by adding the following to your Apache configuration file.
JkMount /hyperic-hq/* ajp13
The first step to making Tomcat monitorable is to install the filter, JMX jars and webapp. These are used to collect internal Tomcat metrics.
cp libs/hq-filter.jar /export/home/tomcat/instances/tomcat_1/common/lib
cp libs/mx4j-jmx.jar /export/home/tomcat/instances/tomcat_1/common/lib
cp -R hyperic-hq /export/home/tomcat/instances/tomcat_1/webapps
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I have a problem, because tomcat's jmxUrl are the same URL : http://www.DomainName.org
what can i do to fix this problem and have one URL for one tomcat like :
http://www.DomainName.org/tomcat_1
http://www.DomainName.org/tomcat_2
Or is there another type of solution?
I need to monitor several tomcats using one apache server as a fronted.
when I follow the documentation :
#
If you are using Apache/JK to front your Tomcat installation you will need to setup a mount point. This can be done by adding the following to your Apache configuration file.
JkMount /hyperic-hq/* ajp13
The first step to making Tomcat monitorable is to install the filter, JMX jars and webapp. These are used to collect internal Tomcat metrics.
cp libs/hq-filter.jar /export/home/tomcat/instances/tomcat_1/common/lib
cp libs/mx4j-jmx.jar /export/home/tomcat/instances/tomcat_1/common/lib
cp -R hyperic-hq /export/home/tomcat/instances/tomcat_1/webapps
#
I have a problem, because tomcat's jmxUrl are the same URL : http://www.DomainName.org
what can i do to fix this problem and have one URL for one tomcat like :
http://www.DomainName.org/tomcat_1
http://www.DomainName.org/tomcat_2
Or is there another type of solution?