Configure Gloowroot APM agent for monitoring (without HTTPS)

Configure Gloowroot APM agent for monitoring (without HTTPS)

  1. Download and unzip glowroot-0.13.6-dist.zip from official site https://glowroot.org to the Figaf Tool distribution folder:

    Figaf Tool ├──glowroot │ ├──lib │ ├──glowroot.jar │ ├──LICENSE │ └──NOTICE ├──... └──irt-2305.jar

  2. Add -javaagent:glowroot/glowroot.jar to bootstrap command in the beginning (path is relative to distribution jar file), for example:
    java -javaagent:path/to/glowroot.jar <... other JVM params> -jar irt-2305.jar <... other application params>
    If the tool is installed as a service (on Windows or Linux), change bootstrap files accordingly.

  3. Download files admin.json and config.json using links at the bottom on that article and add them to the glowroot folder (on same level with glowroot.jar).
    Later you can change that configuration from UI if needs. Configuration in these admin.json declares to run Glowroot UI on port 8189 and make it available across the local network (because bindAddress is 0.0.0.0). If you want to make it available only for localhost, define bindAddress as 127.0.0.1.
    Authentication by default is not enabled, but it’s recommended to enable it on admin page after the first startup.
    config.json contains several configured instrumentations for heavy operations in the tool (synchronization, transport execution).

  4. Run the Figaf Tool. Glowroot UI will be available by url: http://localhost:8189 on the machine where Figaf Tool is run. If bindAddress is configured as 0.0.0.0, other developers in same network can access is by http://<ip of domain of the server with Figaf Tool>:8189.


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