Princeton-NJ-Meetup-Troubleshooting-with-AnyPoint-Monitoring

Saturday, September 23rd 2023
Princeton, NJ - MuleSoft Meetup
Group
Troubleshooting with Anypoint Monitoring

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● This presentation is not meant for any promotional activities.
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Housekeeping Rules

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● Introductions
● Troubleshooting with Anypoint Monitoring
● Demo
● Q&A session & Networking
Agenda

Organizers

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Subhas Roy
Sr. MuleSoft Integration Architect
MuleSoft Mentor
Srinivas Reddy Vydugula
Lead MuleSoft Developer
MuleSoft Mentor
Sravan Lingam
Sr. MuleSoft Integration Architect
MuleSoft Ambassador
MuleSoft Meetup Leader
Technical Writer/Speaker/Trainer

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Request to all members

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About the MuleSoft community

Speaker
Beauty Mishra
Solution Consultant
Caelius Consulting

All contents © MuleSoft, LLC

Anypoint Monitoring
1. Anypoint Monitoring allows you to gain insights into the performance, health, and behavior of
your Mule applications and APIs in real-time.
2. It is important to understand the infrastructure and systems for ensuring the reliability and
stability of your services.
3. The monitoring tools are designed to reduce the time to identify and resolve these issues
through aggregated metrics, data visualization tools, alerts for issues, and a log aggregation
system.
4. Anypoint Monitoring provides data on mule apps that are running on either CloudHub or on-
premises server.
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Anypoint Monitoring Subscription: Platinum and Titanium
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What do you get with Platinum?
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What do you get with Titanium?
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Enable Automatic Monitoring for Apps That You Deploy to CloudHub
If you want your Mule apps to be monitored by default when you deploy them to CloudHub,
configure this feature in Anypoint Monitoring before you deploy your apps. If you have a
Titanium subscription to Anypoint Platform, this feature is enabled by default.
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Enable Automatic Monitoring for Apps That You Deploy to CloudHub
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Enable Monitoring in CloudHub Settings
anypoint.platform.config.analytics.agent.enabled = true
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Enable Monitoring for CI/CD Deployments
Use the Anypoint CLI and set the following property during your CI/CD deployment:
anypoint.platform.config.analytics.agent.enabled = true
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Monitor Hybrid Runtimes
Install the Anypoint Monitoring agent on an on-premises server to monitor applications that are
running on that server and managed in the cloud.
The Anypoint Monitoring agent sends monitoring data to the Anypoint Monitoring cloud endpoint.
Anypoint Monitoring data is transferred using an open-source protocol for transferring log data
over a highly efficient bidirectional binary channel. Data is securely transmitted using mutual TLS
encryption.
To use Anypoint Monitoring across a server group or cluster, you must install Anypoint Monitoring
on each individual server.
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Supported Operating Systems
1. CentOS 7
2. RedHat Enterprise Linux 7
3. Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04
4. Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019
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Hardware Prerequisites
1. Ensure that the server has the minimum hardware requirements for Anypoint Monitoring,
which are:
2. 2GHz CPU or 1 virtual CPU
3. 1GB RAM
4. 4GB disk space
5. Intel x86 or x64 compatible CPU architecture
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Anypoint Monitoring Performance Impact, Limits, and Data Retention
1. Based on typical use, the expected CPU utilization from the Mule monitoring agent is less
than 5%.
2. Anypoint Monitoring asynchronously collects data at a resolution of one minute, which does
not block Mule runtime data processing.
3. Use a minimum screen resolution of 1024 by 768 pixels.
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Built-in Dashboards
Built-in dashboards help users quickly access and visualize key performance metrics and insights
for their Mule applications and APIs.
Built-in dashboards display deployment information about your application at the top of the
screen and provide access to a number of metrics, such as:
API Dashboard Application Dashboard
Request Inbound
Failures Outbound
Performance Flows
Client Applications Connectors
Performance
Failures
JVM
Infrastructure
Application Network
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Custom Dashboards
1. Custom dashboards allow users to design and configure monitoring dashboards tailored to
their specific needs and requirements.
2. These dashboards can be highly customizable, allowing you to visualize the metrics and data
that are most relevant to your Mule applications and integrations.
3. After you create a custom dashboard, you can configure dashboard-level properties, such as
the name of the dashboard, any tags, its timezone, and metadata.
4. The metrics can be viewed as graph, table, single stat and text.
5. You can export app data to a CSV file, which you can then use in other apps.
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Types Of Custom Dashboards
1. Graph: Can display a wide variety metrics as time-series data. Graphs support a query
language capable of pinpointing the data you need to see.
2. Singlestat: Provides a summary statistic (a single total or number) for a single grouping of
time-series data, such as a response time or a heap usage statistic.
3. Table: Supports time-series data in a tabular format. It allows for cell coloring and date and
value formatting.
4. Text: Provides an area for textual information (titles and descriptions) written in Markdown or
HTML within rows or cells of a dashboard. For example, you might use it as a header for your
dashboard.
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Alerts In Anypoint Monitoring
1. Alerts indicate whether a resource (such as a Mule app) is behaving as expected or
exceeding a defined threshold.
2. You can implement any of several types of alerts. From the Alerts page in Anypoint
Monitoring, you can create basic alerts, or you can access existing alerts for API Manager
and Anypoint Runtime Manager.
3. If you have a Titanium subscription, you can also view, enable, and disable advanced
alerts that are configured for graphs in custom dashboards.
4. Using Anypoint Monitoring, you can configure two different types of alerts:
a. Basic alerts for servers, Mule apps, and APIs.
b. Advanced alerts for graphs in custom dashboards in Anypoint Monitoring
5. Operational alerts for APIs through API Manager
6. Operational alerts for server and app events through Runtime Manager
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Basic Alerts for servers, Mule apps, and APIs
1. Basic alerts for servers and Mule apps: Up to 50 basic alerts for organizations who do not
have a Titanium subscription to Anypoint Platform.
If you have a Titanium subscription, the limit is 100 basic alerts plus 50 alerts per production
vCore.
2. Basic alerts for APIs: Up to six basic alerts per API instance for organizations that do not
have a Titanium subscription to Anypoint Platform.
If you have a Titanium subscription, the limit is ten alerts per API instance.
Advanced Alerts for graphs in custom dashboards in Anypoint Monitoring
1. Limit per organization: Up to 20 advanced alerts [You must have a Titanium subscription to
use this feature.]
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Demo

QUIZ

In Anypoint Monitoring, what are "Alerts"?
1. Error messages generated by the Mule runtime
1. Notifications triggered when a predefined condition is met
1. Debugging statements in Mule applications
1. Log entries in the Mule runtime
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Anypoint Monitoring can be used to monitor the performance of applications running on:
1. On-premises servers only
1. CloudHub only
1. Both on-premises servers and CloudHub
1. None of the above
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Which Anypoint Monitoring feature allows you to set up automated actions when specific alert
conditions are met?
1. Log analysis
1. Alert policies
1. Real-time performance monitoring
1. Message tracking
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What types of metrics can Anypoint Monitoring capture for Mule 4 applications?
1. Only network latency metrics
1. Only CPU and memory usage metrics
1. A wide range of performance and operational metrics
1. Only user interaction metrics
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