Connect to remote JMX over ssh and jconsole

ssh -N -f -D 7777 dev-cass-10.mydomain.internal

jconsole -J-DsocksProxyHost=localhost -J-DsocksProxyPort=7777 service:jmx:rmi:///jndi/rmi://localhost:7199/jmxrmi

Zenoss: multi-graph report

Note: used version 3.x, other version nav my vary slightly

1. Make a group
1. create a new group under Infrastructure
2. name it group001
3. drag-and-drop a bunch of related servers into it
2. Reports -> Multi-Graph Reports, left-nav
1. Add Multi-Graph Report, bottom left-nav '+' sign
1. name it report001
2. Collections
1. Add Collection
1. def: a collection is just a previously defined set of devices
1. like your group001
2. name it collection001
1. Group, in drop-down
2. click on group001
3. Add to Collection
2. nav in 3.x sucks, click back on report name
1. upper middle-nav "breadcrumb"
3. Graph Definitions
1. Add Graph
1. name it graph001
2. Graph Points
1. Add DataPoint
1. laLoadInt15_laLoadInt15
1. hard to go wrong with this data point
2. later, you can explore others
3. naming can be very, very ugly
1. e.g. os/interfaces/eth0/ifOutOctets_ifOutOctets
3. nav sucks, click back on report name in breadcrumb
4. Graph Groups
1. Add Graph Group
1. name it graphgroup001
2. select
1. collection: collection001
2. graph definition: graph001
3. method: All devices on single graph
4. save
2. nav sucks, click back on report name in breadcrumb
2. View Report, upper, upper left-nav
1. should see some points plotted on a graph for all servers in your "group
2. one can always go back to reports main screen to view report