Java and JMX: Building Manageable Systems

The term management is grossly overused in the computer industry. It is often the responsibility of a management system...

[1]The Java Management Extensions (JMX) specification[2] defines a Java optional package for J2SE[3] that provides a management architecture and...

MBeans are the raw material of JMX-based management. Management systems monitor and control resources: a router, a server, an...

Section 4.1. Introduction Section 4.2. The ModelMBean Interface Section 4.3. Managed Resources Section 4.4. ModelMBeanInfo Section 4.5. Descriptors Section...

This chapter describes the MBeanServer, the heart of the JMX agent layer. 's primary responsibility is to provide a...

Monitoring is an essential activity for a management application. Instrumentation provides raw information about the status of an application...

Agent services are MBeans that are distinguished from other MBeans that represent managed resources by the roles they play...

Security is a central requirement for modern networked systems. This requirement applies to the components of systems that provide...

The authors of this book have approached JMX from different points of view, with different goals, with different skills....

Section 10.1. Java 2 Enterprise Edition Section 10.2. J2EE Management Section 10.3. Management Tool Access: The MEJB Section 10.4....

Web services technologies and implementations are gaining acceptance in the e-business space. These technologies are being used to implement...