MQ

LogicMonitor currently has two DataSources for monitoring MQ:

1. AWS_MQ_Broker
2. AWS_MQ_StandbyBroker

AWS_MQ_Broker

Source: CloudWatch

Datapoints:

• burstBalance
• cpuUtilization
• currentConnectionsCount
• establishedConnectionsCount
• heapUsage
• inactiveDurableTopicSubscribersCount
• journalFilesForFastRecovery
• journalFilesForFullRecovery
• networkInBytes
• networkOutBytes
• openTransactionCount
• storePercentUsage
• totalConsumerCount
• totalMessageCount
• totalProducerCount
• volumeReadOps
• volumeWriteOps

Default Polling Interval: 5 minutes.

Additional Configuration Necessary?: No. This DataSource will automatically apply to and start collecting data for any MQ Broker resources discovered for your AWS Account.

AWS_MQ_StandbyBroker

Source: CloudWatch

Datapoints:

• burstBalance
• cpuUtilization
• currentConnectionsCount
• establishedConnectionsCount
• heapUsage
• inactiveDurableTopicSubscribersCount
• journalFilesForFastRecovery
• journalFilesForFullRecovery
• networkInBytes
• networkOutBytes
• openTransactionCount
• storePercentUsage
• totalConsumerCount
• totalMessageCount
• totalProducerCount
• volumeReadOps
• volumeWriteOps

Default Polling Interval: 5 minutes.

Additional Configuration Necessary?: No. This DataSource will automatically apply to and start collecting data for any MQ StandbyBroker resources discovered for your AWS Account.