In such type of scenarios you can easily consume performance statistics from your WebSphere instance. The way is to establish a JMX connection to the JVM and gather the metrics. However remote JMX connections are not firewall friendly as they require a non standard port for communication.This non standard port has also to be defined in the WebSphere configuration. WebSphere provides a small and easy to install servlet applications that delivers performance data over http in a xml format. The application is called PerfServletApp.ear, Performance Servlet or PerfServlet. The installation is straight forward. Navigate to Applications > Application types > WebSphere enterprise applications > Install and deploy the PerfServletApp.ear located in <WebSphere-Install-Root>/installableApps/PerfServletApp.ear After deployment the Performance Servlet is reachable under the URL Filtering the results The performance servlet provides a basic filter functionality for the xml results. ...
