• Find the domain.sh or standalone.sh file from your JBoss installation depending whether you use a domain or standalone mode. It is located in your JBoss installation folder subdirectory bin/
• Open domain.sh or standalone.sh with your favourite editor
• Depending whether you are running on 32- or 64-bit Java add the following into the beginning of the file and save the file:

JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -javaagent:PLUMBR_HOME/plumbr.jar -agentpath:PLUMBR_HOME/lib/linux/32/libplumbr.so"

JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -javaagent:PLUMBR_HOME/plumbr.jar -agentpath:PLUMBR_HOME/lib/linux/64/libplumbr.so"

• Restart JBoss

When everything went smoothly, you will see the following banner in the restarted JVM standard output and a new JVM appears in https://app.plumbr.io.

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* Plumbr (15.01.4138) is attached.                         *
*                                                          *
* Plumbr agent is connected to the Plumbr Server.          *
* Open up https://app.plumbr.io to follow its progress. *
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