7.3 Workflow Monitoring
- Jenni Wallin
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All workflows and MIM trees are published as JMX beans so that attribute values for all currently running workflows, as well as their agents, can be viewed in real-time.
Note!
Currently, MIM monitoring is limited to global MIMs (real-time workflows).
If you want to monitor a workflow:
Select the picostart process for the Execution Context on which the workflow is running when starting the JMX client, see 7.1 Starting the Jconsole Client for further information.
The Java Monitoring & Management Console will open and display the Overview tab.
Click on the MBeans tab to display the different beans.
Expand the tree in the left section by clicking on the plus sign for com.digitalroute.wf, then on the plus sign for Workflow and then on the plus sign for the workflow you want to monitor.
Click on Attributes in the tree to display the different attribute values in the right section of the JConsole window.
Workflow Monitoring using Jconsole
Beneath the workflow in the tree to the left, the and can be expanded to display more details of the different MIM tree attributes as shown in the figure above, Workflow Monitoring using Jconsole.
shows the information on the number of running workflows.
When the Latency Statistics agent is used in the workflow, additional information becomes available in the LatencyInfo structure. For information about the Latency Statistics agent, see 9.49 Latency Statistics Agent.
