Spring Boot Notes 7 (Application Monitoring)

Spring Boot provides runtime application monitoring and management functions, which we can operate through http, JMX, and SSH protocols.

Monitor and manage endpoints
endpoint name Depiction
actuator List of all EndPoints, need to add springHATEOAS support
autoconfig All autoconfigurations are currently applied
beans Information about all beans in the current application
configprops All configuration properties in the current application
dump Display current application thread status information
env Display the current environment information of the current application
health State of health
info Display current application information
metrics Information on various indicators
mappings Show all @RequestMapping mapped paths
shutdown Close the current application, closed by default
trace Display tracking information, the default is the latest http request

 

  1, HTTP

    pom.xml add:

 

<dependency>
    <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
    <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-actuator</artifactId>
</dependency>

     测试e.g. http://localhost:8080/actuator,    xxx/autoconfig

   1), custom endpoint

       Generally set by endPoints + endpoint name + attribute name, each segment is separated by ","

      Modify the endpoint id: endpoint.beans.id=mybeans

       Access becomes: http://localhost:8080/mybeans

    2), custom endpoint

    When the endpoints provided by spring boot cannot meet our special needs, we need to customize one.

     You need to inherit the implementation class of AbstractEndpoint and register it as a Bean

    3), custom HealthIndicator

     Implement the HealthIndicator interface class

 

  2, JMX

    Call java's built-in jconsole in the console to implement JMX monitoring

   cmd ---> jconsole, a monitoring window will pop up

 

  3, SSH

   This is achieved by spring with the help of CraSH ( http://www.crashub.org ).

   Just add the spring-boot-starter-remote-shell dependency to the project

    1), run

     When starting the program, the console will print the SSH access password, which can be accessed using puTTY, SecureCRT, etc.

     host: localhost

     Port: 2000

     Account: user

     Password: console output as above

     2), common commands

     help, metrics, endpoint health

     3), custom login user

      Customize the following properties in application.properties

      shell.auth.simple.user.name=xxxx

      shell.auth.simple.user.password=xxxx

     4), extended command

      Available in spring-boot-starter-remote-shell.jar

 

 

 

 

 

 

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