Proposal: Query of the HealthState

[augeivv]

Apparently there has been the same request from others in the past, but without a solution.
We would like to know the HealthState or overallHealthState of the ServerRuntime and ApplicationRuntime.

weblogic-monitoring-exporter/samples/configurations/healthState.yml

Line 10 in 9b614a8

key: name

Here is an example of the JTARuntime. But this one does not seem to work. Is there a solution for this?

[augeivv]

Hello,
is there any news on this topic yet?

[marinakog]

please change your configuration to :

 - JTARuntime:
      prefix: wls_jta_
      key: name
      healthState:
        prefix: wls_jta_health_
        stringValues:
          state: [ok,failed,overloaded,critical,warn]

[piotr-skrobisz]

@augeivv I had a similar requirement to export HealthState and overallHealthState of the ServerRuntime. I came up with the following configuration to get those metrics.

metricsNameSnakeCase: true
queries:
- key: name
  prefix: wls_server_  
  stringValues:
    state: [SHUTDOWN,STARTING,RUNNING,STANDBY,FORCE_SUSPENDING,RESUMING,SHUTTING_DOWN,FAILED,UNKNOWN,FAILED_NOT_RESTARTABLE,ADMIN,FORCE_SHUTTING_DOWN]
  overallHealthState:
    prefix: wls_server_overallhealth_
    stringValues:
      state: [ok,failed,overloaded,critical,warn]
  healthState:
    prefix: wls_server_health_
    stringValues:
      state: [ok,failed,overloaded,critical,warn]   

[augeivv]

Thank you for your feedback.
However, I have a strange problem. The HealthState works with the ApplicationRuntime or JTARuntime, as in the example from @marinakog.
But not with the server runtime.
The status as shown at @piotr-skrobisz works.

i have following config:

metricsNameSnakeCase: true
queries:
  - key: name
    prefix: wls_server_
    values: [ openSocketsCurrentCount, activationTime ]
    stringValues:
      state: [SHUTDOWN,STARTING,RUNNING,STANDBY,FORCE_SUSPENDING,RESUMING,SHUTTING_DOWN,FAILED,UNKNOWN,FAILED_NOT_RESTARTABLE,ADMIN,FORCE_SHUTTING_DOWN]
    overallHealthState:
      prefix: wls_server_overallhealth_
      stringValues:
        state: [ok,failed,overloaded,critical,warn]
    healthState:
      prefix: wls_server_health_
      stringValues:
        state: [ok,failed,overloaded,critical,warn]

[russgold]

@augeivv What do you mean, "the status as shown at @piotr-skrobisz works"? Do you mean the example he offered? That is now the current example.

[augeivv]

Yes, exactly. @russgold
The example he offered works. If I also add values.openSocketsCurrentCount. I don't get the healthstate of the server displayed.

Here is the output for my configuration from my example above:

wls_server_activation_time{name="AdminServer"} 1707126949886
wls_server_open_sockets_current_count{name="AdminServer"} 3
wls_server_state{name="AdminServer",value="RUNNING"} 2
wls_scrape_mbeans_count_total{instance="localhost:7001"} 3
wls_scrape_duration_seconds{instance="localhost:7001"} 0.18
wls_scrape_cpu_seconds{instance="localhost:7001"} 0.30
exporter_version{instance="localhost:7001",version="v2.1.2"} 1

is it not poosible to have values and healthState in one query?

[augeivv]

hello @russgold ,
I wanted to ask again if there is a solution to the problem.
I have tried the configuration in the latest version of the exporter (2.2.0) and unfortunately I still get the same error.
I am not able to use values and healthstates within the same query.