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118 lines
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# Metrics
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Apache ActiveMQ Artemis can export metrics to a variety of monitoring systems
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via the [Micrometer](https://micrometer.io/) vendor-neutral application metrics
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facade.
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Important runtime metrics have been instrumented via the Micrometer API, and
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all a user needs to do is implement `org.apache.activemq.artemis.core.server.metrics.ActiveMQMetricsPlugin`
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in order to instantiate and configure a `io.micrometer.core.instrument.MeterRegistry`
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implementation. Relevant implementations of `MeterRegistry` are available from
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the [Micrometer code-base](https://github.com/micrometer-metrics/micrometer/tree/master/implementations).
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This is a simple interface:
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```java
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public interface ActiveMQMetricsPlugin extends Serializable {
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ActiveMQMetricsPlugin init(Map<String, String> options);
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MeterRegistry getRegistry();
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}
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```
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When the broker starts it will call `init` and pass in the `options` which can
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be specified in XML as key/value properties. At this point the plugin should
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instantiate and configure the `io.micrometer.core.instrument.MeterRegistry`
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implementation.
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Later during the broker startup process it will call `getRegistry` in order to
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get the `MeterRegistry` implementation and use it for registering meters.
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The broker ships with two `ActiveMQMetricsPlugin` implementations:
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- `org.apache.activemq.artemis.core.server.metrics.plugins.LoggingMetricsPlugin`
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This plugin simply logs metrics. It's not very useful for production, but can
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serve as a demonstration of the Micrometer integration. It takes no key/value
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properties for configuration.
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- `org.apache.activemq.artemis.core.server.metrics.plugins.SimpleMetricsPlugin`
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This plugin is used for testing. It is in-memory only and provides no external
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output. It takes no key/value properties for configuration.
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## Metrics
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The following metrics are exported, categorized by component. A description for
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each metric is exported along with the metric itself therefore the description
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will not be repeated here.
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**Broker**
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- connection.count
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- total.connection.count
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- address.memory.usage
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**Address**
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- routed.message.count
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- unrouted.message.count
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**Queue**
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- message.count
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- durable.message.count
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- persistent.size
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- durable.persistent.size
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- delivering.message.count
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- delivering.durable.message.count
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- delivering.persistent.size
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- delivering.durable.persistent.size
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- scheduled.message.count
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- scheduled.durable.message.count
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- scheduled.persistent.size
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- scheduled.durable.persistent.size
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- messages.acknowledged
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- messages.added
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- messages.killed
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- messages.expired
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- consumer.count
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It may appear that some higher level broker metrics are missing (e.g. total
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message count). However, these metrics can be deduced by aggregating the
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lower level metrics (e.g. aggregate the message.count metrics from all queues
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to get the total).
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JVM memory metrics are also exported by default and GC and thread metrics can
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be configured
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## Configuration
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Metrics for all addresses and queues are enabled by default. If you want to
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disable metrics for a particular address or set of addresses you can do so by
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setting the `enable-metrics` `address-setting` to `false`.
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In `broker.xml` use the `metrics` element to configure which JVM metrics are
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reported and to configure the plugin itself. Here's a configuration with all
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JVM metrics:
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```xml
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<metrics>
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<jvm-memory>true</jvm-memory> <!-- defaults to true -->
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<jvm-gc>true</jvm-gc> <!-- defaults to false -->
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<jvm-threads>true</jvm-threads> <!-- defaults to false -->
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<plugin class-name="org.apache.activemq.artemis.core.server.metrics.plugins.LoggingMetricsPlugin"/>
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</metrics>
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```
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The plugin can also be configured with key/value properties in order to
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customize the implementation as necessary, e.g.:
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```xml
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<metrics>
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<plugin class-name="org.example.MyMetricsPlugin">
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<property key="host" value="example.org" />
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<property key="port" value="5162" />
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<property key="foo" value="10" />
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</plugin>
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</metrics>
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``` |