PCF JMX Bridge REST Proxy

This Spring Boot application uses Jolokia to present a REST interface to the Pivotal Cloud Foundry JMX Bridge, and obfuscates the need to add target information to every request.

Building

mvn clean package

Running in Pivotal Cloud Foundry

Get the necessary of the JMX Provider VM by

1. Log into PCF Ops Manager
2. Click on the JMX Bridge tile
3. Click on the Status tab
4. Get the IP Address from the JMX Provider row
5. Click on the Credentials tab
6. Under JMX Provider, click the Link to Credentials for Credentials and get the username and password.

cf push jmx-bridge-proxy -p target/jmx-bridge-proxy-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar --no-start
cf set-env jmx-bridge-proxy JMX_BRIDGE_HOST <JMX Provider IP>
cf set-env jmx-bridge-proxy JMX_BRIDGE_USER <JMX User>
cf set-env jmx-bridge-proxy JMX_BRIDGE_PASSWORD <JMX Password>
cf start jmx-bridge-proxy