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fcrepo_wrapper config that enables jmx
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| # Place any default configuration for solr_wrapper here | |
| port: 8984 | |
| enable_jms: false | |
| fcrepo_home_dir: tmp/fcrepo4-development-data | |
| java_options: | |
| - '-Dfcrepo.log.http.api=WARN' | |
| - '-Dfcrepo.log.kernel=ERROR' | |
| - '-Dfcrepo.home=tmp/fcrepo4-development-data' | |
| - '-Dfcrepo.spring.jms.configuration=file:///Users/cjcolvar/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.3.1/gems/fcrepo_wrapper-0.7.0/data/spring-noop.xml' | |
| - '-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote' | |
| - '-Dspring.profiles.active=metrics.jmx' | |
| - '-Xmx512m' |
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This enables jmx when running a fedora server via fcrepo_wrapper. You'll need to copy the java options from the running fedora process before you make these changes so you can get the path to the spring-noop.xml file. Once you have fedora running with this config then you can use jconsole to see a little bit more details about a running fedora server.