The wlsdm update process is quite simple. wlsdm_agent.jar and wlsdm.war are replaced by new packages. The update steps are exactly as follows.

1. Replace wlsdm_agent.jar file with the new release and keep wlsdm_agent.jar JVM arguments. *($JAVA_OPTIONS)
2. Replace wlsdm.war file with the new release to WebLogic domain’s console-ext folder.
3. (Re)start WebLogic managed server(s) then admin server.
4. That’s all! WLSDM will be upgraded after restart processes.

For more Infomation : https://wlsdm.com/docs/README#VII.Upgrade&Reinstall&Uninstall

While the update steps are very simple, things can get a little more difficult as the number of domains increases. This can create an extra workload for you. In this blog post…

We prepared WLSDM OID DevOps MBean blog about when OID shuts down due to external problems such as a network issue, the system will be provided to stand up. First of all, We are going to create WLSDM DevOps MBean then assign restart script on it. If the dummy LDAP search on DevOps MBean does not return any result, the opmnctl service will be restart by triggering the action script.

1. Creating Generic DevOps Mbean

1.1 Login to WebLogic console and go to WLSDM Console.

1.2 Go to “Configuration > Monitoring & Diagnostics”.

WLSDM new releases and updates come continuously, which will transform WLSDM into a unique viewing experience after upgrade. New update with ease of use and bug fixes; It brings the native WebLogic viewing experience offered to date to better levels. By upgrading the current WLSDM version, you can continue to use the WLSDM capabilities you are used to with the latest version.

1. WLSDM Upgrade and Patching Tutorial

1.1 Download latest WLSDM zip package and replace wlsdm_agent.jar

After unzipping the downloaded WLSDM zip, the wlsdm_agent.jar file needs to be placed in the server at $DOMAIN_HOME/wlsdm_agent/ , replacing the old file, by using the command below.

cp $wlsdm_package/jar/wlsdm_agent.jar $DOMAIN_HOME/wlsdm_agent/wlsdm_agent.jar

This operation should be repeated for all…

Uygulama performans izleme ve kurumsal Java dünyasında önemli çalışmalar yürüten Volthread, WLSDM ile global ölçekte Oracle müşterilerine çözüm üretiyor. Oracle Türkiye’de yayınlanan başarı hikayesine yenilerini eklemek için ekip olarak yoğun mesai harcıyoruz.

“Ar-Ge faaliyetlerini Türkiye’de gerçekleştirdiğimiz Oracle Orta Katman izleme ürünümüz WLSDM ile 2015'ten beri toplam 15 ülkede Oracle müşterilerine, sistemlerini 360 derece ölçümleyip izleyebilecekleri çözümler sağlıyoruz.”

Volthread Kurucu Ortak ve CTO’su M. Fevzi Korkutata

Volthread 2015 yılında hayata geçirdiği Oracle Orta Katman izleme yazılım ürünü WLSDM ile Oracle’ın global ekosistemine katma değer çözümler üretiyor. …

SNMP Trap Notifications (Health, State, JMX Metric)

SNMP Notification feature has easy SNMP trap configuration:

• SNMP Trap for WebLogic State and Health (Servers, Deployments, Data Sources and JMS)
• SNMP Trap MBean Metric Values
• SNMP Trap for WebLogic Server Logs

How to Stuck Thread Occurs?
A Stuck Thread is a thread which is processing a request for more than maximum time that you configured in WebLogic admin console. By Default, the WebLogic server comes with 600 secs. If some thread doesn’t return in 600 secs, It gets a flag ‘stuck thread’.

How to deal with Stuck Thread?
Take thread dumps instantly.
Open thread dumps in visualVM. Analyze dashboard from WebLogic console (managed server > monitoring > threads).
Open thread dump files in “WLSDM Menu > Monitoring & Diagnostics > Profiling Dumps”.

Monitoring Thread Dump

See how many threads got stuck?
If…

Author: Govindan Padmanaban
Website: www.catgovind.com
Original Post: http://www.catgovind.com/weblogic/about-smart-weblogic-server-monitoring-and-diagnostic-tool-wlsdm/

I have been working on WebLogic server for more than 9 years. Often, I monitor server log files, Server status, Testing Data source connections, JMS servers, deployed application status, CPU/Memory usage and much more. If any of these objects got down or broken, then the associated deployed application will get into trouble. For example, a web application dependent will go down if the associated Data source (DB Connection) goes down, or a deployed application give a poor response if the CPU/MEMORY is full.

Many times I thought, what if a tool available…

Performance metrics are standing in WLSDM menu’s “JVM System Resources” tab. Users can add or delete to metric; dashboard, action;

configure alarm, store data or delete metric.

JVM System Resources