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Visualizing and Analyzing call_tree_json in Kibana #60
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Have a look at the stagemonitor Kibana Plugin: https://github.com/stagemonitor/stagemonitor-kibana |
It's not shown in the screenshots, but it has a call tree viewer almost identical to the in browser widget. |
Cool! This is what I expected. |
Not yet. But you can use the Discover tab to do that. In the document details, there is a link to "Trace Visualization". |
Is that possible to install latest version of stagemonitor in my jboss4.0.4, java 7. If it's not what could be the best way to do so ? |
JBoss 4.0.4 ships with servlet api 2.4, which is not supported by stagemonitor. See https://developer.jboss.org/wiki/VersionOfTomcatInJBossAS and https://github.com/stagemonitor/stagemonitor/wiki/Installation |
Ok, is there any possibilities of configuring any version of stagemonitor in JBoss 4.0.4 ? |
Unfortunately, I don't think so. JBoss 4 has been released more than 10 years ago. Maybe it's time for an update? ;) |
Hi,
Hope you are well and doing great!
I have configured Stagemonitor and it's working perfectly.
I want to analysis the call_tree_ascii or call_tree_json in more detailed manner. In kibana I would like to create a dashboard for that. Because, it's very tough to debug the trace. If it's in graph or in tabled structure, it would be better.
For Eg. : In the "Pet Clinic" project we are using the "call tree" web widget. Like that I want in the kibana.
If it's possible, could you guide me through to do that ?
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