I was wondering about that too. At my work they extensively use Wily Introscope performance monitoring. It's my first job, so I don't know what other options there are, but Wily seems pretty useful in providing real time and historical data about JVM based applications, as well as other components we use like message queues, time taken by SQL statements, as well as other configurable metrics like process/thread counts, CPU useage, etc.
Wily has dashboards about overall application stats that you can configure, as well as dashboards (?) on a per application level. So I can take a look and see the threads on one JVM are getting stuck and also some SQL statements/service calls are taking longer then expected on that same JVM/overall application. Also useful in dashboards on a per datacenter level to help figure out what's going on.
I'm genuinely curious, because I don't know any better, how do other companies monitor their applications? Anyone else have any comments about Wily monitoring?
Wily has dashboards about overall application stats that you can configure, as well as dashboards (?) on a per application level. So I can take a look and see the threads on one JVM are getting stuck and also some SQL statements/service calls are taking longer then expected on that same JVM/overall application. Also useful in dashboards on a per datacenter level to help figure out what's going on.
I'm genuinely curious, because I don't know any better, how do other companies monitor their applications? Anyone else have any comments about Wily monitoring?