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Apache Cassandra Database monitoring environments can be fraught with hidden and frightening performance problems-everything from code deadlocks to failed business transactions to slow SQL calls.
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Apache Cassandra Database monitoring environments can be fraught with hidden and frightening performance problems-everything from code deadlocks to failed business transactions to slow SQL calls. If you depend on log files to resolve these issues, you may find yourself spending far too much time in War Rooms and answering angry phone calls from both your co-workers and your end-users. Instead of wasting time on Mean-Time-to-Resolution, engage in a true Apache Cassandra Database monitoring strategy that can resolve these performance issues quickly. Here are tips for doing so.
When performing server monitoring you should be able to visualize and map your Java virtual machines automatically discovering and mapping all tiers that service and interact with your java Application. This provides you a far better view of your application review than other Java performance tools.
Think of business transactions as a "user-generated request," such as "Add to Cart" or "Check Out my eCommerce Order." Tracing business transactions is the absolute best way to ensure world-class apache monitoring because you're monitoring what really matters to the end-user. Also, the notion of the business transaction is easily understood by everyone in the business, including the CIO!
In regards to JMX, you can get a complete metrics observer that allows you to connect, trend, and analyze key metrics from your JVM and Container (via JMX) as well as metrics via custom MBeans, as well as to detect and troubleshoot memory leaks and object thrash issues, even under production load.
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