Hi,
Can I monitor Confluent Platform deployments by using Java Management Extensions (JMX) without Docker
Hi @rijaluc
welcome 
yes it’s possible.
basically it’s the same as wit docker:
you need to set the JMX port and settings as described in
and then start zookeeper and kafka with the respective shell scripts
hth,
michael
Thanks @mmuehlbeyer
I’m a novice, but my goal is to monitor kafka with influxdb/grafana
Can you give me a little tutorial please (video)
hey @rijaluc
check this
https://blog.birost.com/a?ID=00800-fc1e9fc5-3c6f-41e0-88f1-30549abeaadb
hth,
michael
Please, how to install and start jmx on confluent
Note: I install confluent on windows using WSL
Is it possible on influxdb
should be with jmxtrans
InfluxDBWriter · jmxtrans/jmxtrans Wiki · GitHub
Telegraf can also read Prometheus JMX Exporter output, last I checked
Hi @mmuehlbeyer
Below the step we has done :
- Download the latest version of the Jolokia JVM-Agent from
- Save jolokia-jvm-agent.jar on the Kafka server in /home/rijaluc/confluent-7.2.1/bin
- Configure Kafka to use Jolokia: Add the following server.propreties
- Restart the Kafka service.
- Verify that you can access Jolokia on port 8778 by running:
After vérification on localhost:8778/jolokia/list the page is unreachable.
Can you help us please ?
Note: I’m using Confluent Kafka
hey @rijaluc
the settings should not be done in server.properties but should be done in kafka-server-start or in your current bash.
RMI_HOSTNAME should be a host not a port 
eg as described here
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/cloud-paks/cp-management/2.2.x?topic=systems-enabling-jolokia-apache-kafka-brokers
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