>> 2) Monitoring is not intuitive. If you are deploying a business application
>> with 20 cocurrent Cocoon instances, you need a way to cohesively monitor the
>> health of the entire cluster. Separate log files just arent sufficient.
>> Something like JMX instrumentation would be ideal.
>
> Understood. Keep in mind that Cocoon does have some instrumentation
available
> to it through Avalon's instrumentation package. It has a nice client that
can
> connect to remote servers. That way you can monitor your Cocoon instances
from
> your desk, and see their relative happiness.
(More appropriate for the User's list, yes, but since it was mentioned here...)
Is there any documentation on this? How to use/access? I don't remember
reading anything about this on the Cocoon site... For reference, I'm currently just
using the bundled version of Jetty.
Thanks,
Chris
