Re: New Relic for WebObjects

Yes, sorry for the _very_ late reply.

Well, as far as I can tell, and i'm probably wrong, Nagios can only tell
you how the server itself is doing, it does not give you details like:
- Time of response per HTTP request (ok you can hook up your Load Balancer
to do this);
- Time spent on each layer of the MVC (well, how much time coming up with
your components, how much time accessing the entities in the database, etc);

I have tried to use it with WO but it ended up making the server rewrite
the URLs badly (for some reason, maybe because the agent wasn't in the same
directory as the App as they advised it to be) and no data came out from
it. I sent them an email and they said nothing about supporting it.

However, what are the other alternatives? I recently read about WOStats and
that seems the way to go, any links/resources for a WO 5.3 (and an old
version of wonder) with pointers on how to set it up/configure it? I could
only found the Javadocs of the classes and they don't provide much help.

Also, opinions suggestions from someone who attempted the endeavor
previously?

Thanks


On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 at 7:04 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> From what I understand, New Relic is part Nagios-like and part JMX-like.
>
>  Pascal did a lot of work and presentations on using Nagios for WO app
>> monitoring.
>>
>> What problem did you hit with New Relic?
>>
>>
>> Chuck
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>> On 2013-11-09 1:39 PM, "Joao Antunes" wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>> I was trying to install New Relic in webobjects, but I think that it is
>> not compatible, are there any alternatives? I saw ERProfiling but my wonder
>> version is previous to that one, and as far as I know the ERProfiling
>> should only be used in development because it adds the 'header/footer' with
>> the profling info on each page view.
>>
>> Anyone has any ideas regarding implementing a similar functionality (to
>> the one that NewRelic offers) in a WebObject application?
>>
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