New OpenESB monitoring tools.docx
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Goals
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| 1 | Capability to add multiple JMX servers for management | The user should be able to add any JMX server | Must1 | |||
| 2 | Admin console should remember the JMX servers once added | Must1 | ||||
| 3 | User should be able to perform Open ESB management tasks. |
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| a. JBI component operations: List, install, uninstall, start, shutdown | Must1 | |||||
| b. Shared Library operations: List, install, uninstall | Must1 | |||||
| c. Service Assembly operations: List, deploy, undeploy, start, stop, shutdown | Must1 | |||||
| d. Configure application variables | Must1 | |||||
| e. Configure application configuration | Must1 | |||||
| f. Configure component configuration | Must1 | |||||
| g. Change log levels | Must | 1 | ||||
| 4 | All the configurations should be persisted in a xml file | 1 | ||||
| 5 | Ability to export and import a configuration along with deployed artifacts | This will help in replicating the configuration to various environments | 2 | |||
| 6 | Ability to define groups of instances and manage the groups together | Each instance in a group have same exact configuration. Any operation on a group will trigger operation on each instance in that group. This can be achieved by adding multiple jmx connections to a group. (Refer to New OpenESB monitoring tools.docx written by Paul Perez - New OpenESB monitoring tools.docx) | 2 |
User interaction and design
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