Installation
Manual
- Introduction
- Dashboard
- User Interactions
- API Calls
- Applications
- Bottlenecks
- Browser Bottlenecks
- JVM Bottlenecks
- Bottlenecks detected in the JVM
- Excessive Number of …
- Slow JDBC Calls
- File Stream Operations
- Locked Threads
- File Attribute Operations
- GC Pauses
- Underprovisioned Thread Pools
- Slow HTTP Calls
- Slow MongoDB Operations
- Slow JDBC Connection Acquisition
- Transaction Snapshots
- Slow Lucene Operations
- JDBC Multi-Queries
- Slow ResultSet Processing
- Server Bottlenecks
- Errors
- Root Causes
- Services
- Users
- Browser Agent Configuration
- Java Agent Configuration
- Universal Agent Configuration
- Server Configuration
- Browser Agent API
- Java Agent API
- Triggering Alerts
- Server API
Integrating with Nagios
To integrate Plumbr with Nagios, you will need to use a custom check command that queries Plumbr Server API and verifies the returned numbers against a threshold. A reference implementation is available on bitbucket, along with more detailed instructions.
