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Monitoring Mule ESB Server instances

Monitor the status of one or more Mule ESB Server instances. The Nodinite Mule ESB Monitoring Agent creates one Resource for each user configured Mule ESB Server instance. These are then available for end-users in one or more role-based Monitor Views.

Here's an example of monitored Mule ESB server as a Resource in a Monitor View.

What is evaluated for the Mule ESB Server instance?

The different possible evaluated states for your custom Mule ESB Server instances are provided in the table below:

State	Status	Description	Actions
Unavailable	Service not available	If the server can't be reached and evaluated either due to network or security-related problems	Review prerequisites
Error	Error state raised	The Nodinite Mule ESB Application reports that one or more major problems/errors were detected by raising an exception	Restart
Warning	Warning state raised	Not implemented	N/A
OK	Online	The Mule ESB Server instance is available and appears to be running	Restart

Tip
The evaluated state may be reconfigured using the Expected State functionality on every Resource within Nodinite.

The evaluated state may be reconfigured using the Expected State functionality on every Resource within Nodinite.

Actions

For Mule ESB Server instance the Mule ESB Monitoring Agent has support for the following Remote Actions:
Here's an example of Remote Actions available from the Actions button in the Monitor Views *

Restart

Note
Depending on the user-defined synchronization interval set for the Mule ESB Monitoring Agent, there might be a delay before Nodinite [Web Client][]/Monitor Views reflects upon the change. Click the Sync All button (or on the dropdown for individual agent selection) to force Nodinite to request a resynchronization request.

![Sync][7]
Option to force Nodinite to request a resynchronization request