If you are a support customer, the GlassFish Enterprise Manager comes
with the Performance Monitor that provides you with such a dashboard
with charts etc for most monitoring artifacts of GF instances (including
clusters).
Look here for more details :
http://blogs.sun.com/nazrul/entry/glassfish_enterprise_manager
http://blogs.sun.com/shreedhar/entry/glassfish_enterprise_manager_performance_monitor
If you need to build your own dashboard, each domain exposes AMX apis
that let you call these using standard JMX constructs.
https://glassfish.dev.java.net/javaee5/amx/
You can also use JConsole to attach to each GF domain for a lower level
view.
hth
Shreedhar
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Newbie here. I have a couple of apps deployed in glassfish, with at least three domains, and multiple instances. I can dial into each console one at a time and monitor my clusters, but I'm hoping there is a webservices API already available. That way, i can whip up a dashboard app that will pull info from all the DAS servers and give me a system-wide snapshot.
>
> Does this exist? If not, do you have suggestions on how to get what i'm after? I don't necessarily need to do administration functions (like cycling an instance or cluster) from the dashboard, but I'd love to see the status of all my apps in one place!
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