Monitoring Mule ESB Applications
Gain full control and visibility over your Mule ESB Applications with Nodinite. The Mule ESB Monitoring Agent automatically discovers each Application in your Mule ESB Server Instance and creates a dedicated Resource. These resources become instantly available to end-users in secure, role-based Monitor Views.
Here's an example of monitored Mule ESB Applications as a Resource in a Monitor View
What is evaluated for the Mule ESB Application?
Nodinite continuously evaluates the health and status of your custom Mule ESB Applications. The table below explains each possible state and the actions you can take for proactive management:
| State | Status | Description | Actions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unavailable | Service not available | Nodinite cannot reach or evaluate the server due to network or security issues | Review prerequisites | |
| Error | Error state raised | The 'Application' is stopped | Start Stop Statistics | |
| Warning | Warning state raised | Not implemented | N/A | |
| OK | Online | The 'Application' is started | Start Stop Statistics |
Tip
The evaluated state can be tailored using the Expected State feature on every Resource within Nodinite for maximum flexibility and automation.
Actions
Take instant action on your Mule ESB Applications with Nodinite's Remote Actions. The Mule ESB Monitoring Agent supports the following operations:
Here's an example of Remote Actions available from the Actions button in the Monitor Views
Note
Depending on your synchronization interval, there may be a short delay before Nodinite Web Client/Monitor Views reflect changes. Click the Sync All button (or use the dropdown for individual agent selection) to force Nodinite to resynchronize instantly.
Option to force Nodinite to request a resynchronization request
Start
Start your Mule ESB Application with a single click.
The Mule ESB Monitoring Agent contacts the Mule ESB Server instance and starts the application. The result appears on the screen.
Stop
Stop your Mule ESB Application instantly.
The Mule ESB Monitoring Agent contacts the monitored Mule ESB Server instance and stops the application. The result appears on the screen.
Statistics
Get real-time Statistics for any Mule ESB Application.
Statistics for the selected Application
You can easily clear the statistics by clicking the Actions button (on one of the rows in the table) and then on the Clear Statistics menu item:
Next Step
Related Topics
Mule ESB Monitoring Agent
Mule Categories
Resources
Monitoring
Monitor Views