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Oracle WebLogic WebService Performance Monitoring

Oracle WebLogic: Monitoring WebService Performance then Trigger Auto JFR and Thread Dump – Volume-II

In this screen cast I am showing WebService Performance monitoring with CURL; WebService can be SOAP or REST Giving alarm threshold for the WebService total response times Triggering auto Java Flight Recorder (JFR) and auto thread dump when the WebService performance exceeds the threshold Sample HelloWaitWebService application available at my github account: https://github.com/admineer/HelloWaitWebServiceApp Scripts are available […]

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monitoring remote webservice curl on weblogic by fevzi korkutata oracle ace

Podcast: Monitor Remote WebService Response Times with CURL on WebLogic THEN auto inform 3rd Party. HOW?

Lately I wrote a blog post about monitoring remote back-end WebService performance in Oracle WebLogic Server. Here is my previous short tutorial blog post: http://community.wlsdm.com/topic/38/monitor-webservice-response-times-with-curl-alldetails-on-weblogic This time I have prepared a full youtube screen cast tutorial and took this monitoring to the next level which is sending dynamic email to the remote system owners. Check

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auto shutdown weblogic managed server wlst script and wlsdm and devops

How to auto shutdown WebLogic Managed Server? if “high CPU” then “SHUTDOWN” (WLST Script)

WebLogic JVM Instance (Managed Server): if “high CPU” then “SHUTDOWN” I have prepared a new screen cast. May be it will inspire you to create your own automation. New screen cast published to manage Oracle #WebLogic Server as a DevOps. In this tutorial you are going to learn how to auto shutdown WebLogic managed server when

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Monitoring Certificate Expiry Dates of a JAVA Keystore (.JKS) File in a WebLogic Domain (Shell Script, Scheduling, Alerting)

Monitoring Certificate Expiry Dates of a JAVA Keystore (.JKS) File in a WebLogic Domain (Shell Script, Scheduling, Alerting)

One of my client asked me how to monitor expiry dates of JKS certificate entries in a WebLogic domain. If an imported certificate entry expires in a JKS (Java Keystore File) then the HTTPS transactions is going to fail because of SSL handshake exception/failure. So, a proactive administrator should monitor these certificates and should warn

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