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  • Administrator's Guide
  • NCache Architecture
    • Cache Topologies
      • Partitioned Topologies
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      • Mirrored Topology
      • Scalability in Topologies
    • Dynamic Clustering
    • Local Cache
    • Cache Client
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    • Bridge for WAN Replication
    • Connectivity with Load Balancer
    • Serialization Format
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    • Runtime Data Sharing
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    • Distributed Cache with Persistence
  • NCache Management Center
  • Configure Caches
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      • Local Cache Overview
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        • Pub/Sub Messaging Cache
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      • Clustered Cache Overview
        • Distributed Cache
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        • Add Existing Cache
        • Troubleshooting
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    • Clear Cache
    • Add Server Node
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    • Add Test Data
    • Configure Query Indexes
    • Configure JSON Query Indexes
    • Compact Serialization
      • Non-Generic Registration
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      • Generic Registration
      • Using Type Handler
    • Deploy Providers
    • Configure Custom Dependency
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    • Configure LINQPad
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  • Configure Client Cache
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    • Create Client Cache with NuGet
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  • Management Operations
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    • Miscellaneous Configurations
  • Bridge Server Settings
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  • Client Cache Settings
  • Configure Security
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    • Configure Encryption for Cache
    • Configure TLS Encryption
    • Configure HTTPS for NCache Management Center
  • Configure Bridge for WAN Replication
    • Create Bridge
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    • Configure Bridge Settings
    • Change Cache Synchronization Modes
    • Bridge Management
    • Synchronize Caches in Bridge
    • Leave Bridge
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    • Configure Conflict Resolver
  • Setup Database for Cache Synchronization
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    • Setup OleDb Environment
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  • Simulate NCache Usage
  • Monitor Caches
    • Counters
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      • Cache Client Counters
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    • Monitor NCache Using the NCache Management Center
      • Using Monitoring Dashboards
        • Configure Monitor Settings
        • Configure Event Logging
        • Configure API Logging
        • Built-in Dashboard
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        • Cluster Connectivity
        • NCache Email Alerts
      • Using Tabular Statistics
        • Configure Counters to Display Caching Statistics
        • Configure Counters to Display Pub/Sub Statistics
        • Configure Counters to Display Bridge Statistics
        • Browse Cache Statistics
        • Monitor Bridge
    • Monitor NCache Using Command Line Tools
      • Cache Server Statistics Using Command Line Tools
      • Cache Client Statistics Using Command Line Tools
    • Monitor NCache Using Windows PerfMon Tool
      • Cache Server Counters Using PerfMon
      • Cache Client Counters Using PerfMon
      • Bridge Counters Using PerfMon Tool
    • Monitor NCache Using Prometheus
    • Monitor NCache Using Grafana
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    • Troubleshooting NCache Monitoring
      • Computer Name Not Found
      • Diskperf Not Installed
      • No READ Access to Perflib Subkeys
      • Unable to Connect to Remote Server
    • IPV6 Support

Monitor NCache Using JMX Counters

Java Management Extension (JMX) is a scalable, easy-to-configure, and reliable framework designed to manage Java applications. These counters track and control the behavior of Java applications and resources at runtime.

Configure NCache for JMX Monitoring

To monitor NCache Counters using JMX, follow the steps mentioned below:

Prerequisites

  • The NCache Service must be running.
  • The cache(s) that you wish to monitor must be up and running.

Configure NCache Service Configuration File

You can configure the NCache Service Configuration file as follows:

  • Ensure that the cache counter publishing tag NCacheServer.EnableMetricsPublishing is set to true in the Alachisoft.NCache.Service.dll.config file placed at %NCHOME%\bin\service. This tag is used to enable/disable metrics publishing to the NCache Service. By default, this tag is set to false.
<add key="NCacheServer.EnableMetricsPublishing" value="true">
Important

The value for the NCacheServer.EnableMetricsPublishing tag must be set to true to monitor NCache Counters using JMX.

  • Save the config file and restart the NCache Service, cache host process, and client application(s) on all client and server machines for the changes to take effect.
Note

Make sure to restart the NCache Service after you have made the respective changes to the service config file.

Configure NCache Service Execution File

To publish the JMX Counters, you need to make the following changes in the execution-service.properties file at %NCHOME%\bin\service.

  • Ensure that the NCacheExecutionService.EnableJMXStatistics property is set to true to get the JMX statistics published on the cache.

  • The default port for JMX counters is 8257. To change this, you can update the NCacheExecutionService.JMXPort property and set the desirable port for JMX counters.

Note

Make sure to restart the NCache Execution Service after you have made the respective changes to the execution-service.properties file.

Monitoring Using JMX

Once you have made the above configurations, you can now monitor the cache counters through JMX by following the steps mentioned below:

  • Go to the directory in your system where Java is installed, and open the latest JDK.

  • From there, go to the bin folder and open jconsole.exe.

  • Select Remote Process. Enter the server name and port where your Java process is running. Click Connect.

JConsole

  • From the top menu, select MBeans, now go to the left pan, and expand com.alachisoft.ncache. Click NCache and select the cache for which you want to monitor the counters, here it is demoCache.

  • Click on Attributes to view all the respective counters of the cache.

JMX Counters

Note

To check the updated state of counters, you need to Refresh the console after any updates or activities.

  • You can also view the client counters by simply connecting your cache with the respective client as shown below.

Client Counters

See Also

Monitor NCache Using the NCache Monitor
Monitor NCache Using PerfMon Tool
Troubleshooting NCache Monitoring

In This Article
  • Configure NCache for JMX Monitoring
    • Prerequisites
    • Configure NCache Service Configuration File
    • Configure NCache Service Execution File
    • Monitoring Using JMX
  • See Also

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