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Revision as of 15:05, 26 October 2016
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Relevance
- JDG 6
- JDG 7
Overview
This article describes choices of metrics for Infinispan production monitoring.
Metrics
The Cache Container
The metric at cache container level represent an aggregation of the metrics for the underlying cache and in general, are a good indicator of the activity on that specific cache node - normally, there's just one cache container.
Interesting metrics are:
- the number of hits, misses and stores at the cache container level (JDG 7 JMX hits, misses, stores). This is an aggregation of the corresponding values for the underlying caches. It is preferable to expose these metrics as a rate per second. Some monitoring solutions allow the rate to be calculated automatically (see Data Dog counters).
- the total number of entries at cache container level. This is an aggregation of the corresponding values for the underlying caches. For more details on the cache number of entries see Infinispan Cache Number of Entries.
- the average read, write and remove time for the caches managed by this container.
Individual Caches
TODO.