Apache/tomcat and Mysql monitoring

[arajkuma]

What configuration changes are required on Agent config file to start monitoring Apache/tomcat/MySql running on windows server. I installed agent and Zabbix is monitoring windows server but when i go to monitoring -->overview and look all the triggers it does not even shows triggers for Mysql, apache and tomcat. Any help will be appreciated.

[bbrendon]

Four letters. RTFM.

You can't just install it and expect it to work. You have to actually put some effort into making it work and configuring it.

[arajkuma]

Any Documentation specific to windows

Is there a documentation available which provides some detail for monitoring Apache/mysql/tomcat on windows system?

[tchjts1]

To get you going in the right direction regarding MySql monitoring on Windows -

For any windows platform you can use performance counters, entered into Zabbix as "userparameters" to monitor a lot of metrics that are unique to each machine. To get a list of these, pop a DOS box on the windows machine you want to monitor and type: typeperf -qx > perflist.txt (Or whatever you want to call the text file). It will generate a large list containing parameter syntax that you can add into Zabbix for monitoring.

An example: if you want to monitor MySqL latch waits per second, the syntax to use would be perf_counter[\SQLServer:Latches\Latch Waits/sec] (May be unique to my particular Windows machine)

The easiest way to find the MySql performance counters in the list would be to search for all statements from the list you created containing "SQLServer" and select the ones you wish to use. I use Notepad++ which allows a multiple item search.

Once you have the syntax you want to use, you have to add this into the Zabbix server through the GUI. That would be under Configuration --> Items for the appropriate server. That particular item would be entered as per the below screenshot. As far as triggers go, simple create triggers that are appropriate for your use.

[Tractorboy]

I would like something like
\Processor(*)\% Processor Time
to work, so that each individual cpu's data is collected.

Does this functionality exist? If not then do I need a separate item for each CPU (Some of my servers have lots of CPU's)

[marcel]

check the perf_counter[] item Key in documentation

Tomcat can also be monitored using JMX MBeans (I presume as it is a Java-based solution)

marcel

[Tractorboy]

I have searched the documentation many times and nothing has come up to help.

Can you supply the appropriate url please?

[marcel]

http://www.zabbix.com/documentation/...ig/items#items - search for perf_counter[counter,<interval>]

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc749115.aspx

and

http://www.zabbix.com/documentation/1.8/complete#jmx