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Oracle Service Bus 11g: Statistics Projects and services with WLST - Part 2

Published on: 03 July 2013 Author: Michel Schildmeijer Category: Oracle

As a follow-up on my earlier blogpost about how to list all your projects and services in your OSB domain, I’ve extended the script with some count statistics. Look at this screenshot below. I blacked out the names for the services.

In the example I’ve used I extended it with some statistic counts on some Proxy services. Now at this moment the script errors out on non monitored services, but that is because I did not implement a check if a service is monitored or not. Which should be done by checking if the value of isMonitoringEnabled in the CommonServiceConfigurationMBean is set to true.

Look below at some of the code. The first section is to get the list of projects and their proxy or business services (in my example I used proxy services). With a for loop on the getAllResourceStatistics method I filtered out the statistics I’d like to see: some counts about pipeline and SLA.

Now this is of course a beginning, you can build, customize and cosmetize your script to you own needs with all kinds of colors for high error rates. For example you can implement an if statement if your error rates raise above a certain level and colorize it with terminal colours (red '33[1;31m').

My next challenge is to filter out those services which are not enabled for monitoring, but that will be for a next time.

Publicatiedatum: 3 juli 2013

About the author Michel Schildmeijer

Michel started his career as a medical officer in the Royal Dutch Airforce, with a focus on pharma. After the air force, he continued in pharma, followed by time working in clinical pharmacology. While there, he transitioned to IT by learning UNIX and MUMPS, and developed a system for managing patients’ medical records. As his career developed, his responsibility shifted from a deep technical perspective to a more visionary role. At the end of 2011, Michel authored a book on WebLogic Administration for beginners. He joined Qualogy in April 2012 where he expanded his repertoire significantly, serving a wide range of customers with his knowledge about Java Application Servers, Middleware and Application Integration. He also increased his multiple-industry knowledge in his role as Solutions or IT architect by working for customers in a range of sectors, including financials, telecom, public transportation and government organizations. In 2012, he received the IT Industry-recognized title of Oracle ACE for being an ambassador and community leader in his area of expertise. In 2019, this was enhanced to Oracle ACE Director. Michel is asked regularly to speak about technology and the impact of innovation at national and international conferences such as KubeCon, Oracle OpenWorld, Groundbreakers Developers Tours and others. He contributes actively to the OpenSource community and solutions regarding containerization, CI/CD and DevOps. In October 2021, Michel took an exciting step in his career by becoming Business Unit Manager for Qualogy Managed Services. While he still has a finger on the pulse in terms of technology, he is expanding his scope by combining his experience with the new insights gained in his new position. Read more via blog: https://bit.ly/3fAxrqf | Medium: https://mschildmeijer.medium.com/ | Books: Oracle Weblogic Server 11gR1 PS2: Administration Essentials: https://bit.ly/3IhALmf | Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: First Look1: https://bit.ly/31olbpj