I would expose Jboss through jmx then monitor it through VisualVM (or something similar). If your application uses exposes mbeans through jmx you can monitor them using a jmx listener in jmeter plugins (the java default mbeans aren't that great save for maybe GC data). Through VisualVM and it's plugins you can monitor thread behavior such as thread states (like monitor, runnable and wait) along with memory and cpu profiling which can be very helpful.
> Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2014 08:38:04 -0300 > Subject: Suggestions for to test Jboos Performance > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > Hi! > > I am new jmeter user, I would like to know some suggestions to test the > performance of Jboss Server. > > At the beginning, I've captured the http traffic, with this information > I've generated a plan for testing, but I have not much experience in > measure of performance of Jboos, very grateful if someone have experience > Jmeter/Jboos can share. > > Thanks in advance > Pablo
