: For example, when running multiple instances of solr in the same Tomcat : instance, each has an associated searc...@1234567 mbean. Alright, I : expect that. However, some values that I'm looking for (such as : avgRequestsPerSecond, avgTimePerRequest) are all located under the : solr/standard mbean. I'm not sure which actual instance of solr this : value actually represents.
Good question ... running multiple isntances of solr on the same server and then monitoring with JMX isn't something i think most people have looked into -- but there has definitley been a reported instance of a problem that seems to match what you are talking about... https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-1843 ...please try out that code (and comment on that issue) if you can : Maybe it would be wise to have a separate JMX server for each instance : of Solr? I don't know. this is definitely possible. please take a look at the comments on the <jmx /> declaration in the example solrconfig.xml file -- by default it registers itself with teh first JMX Server it finds, but you can also configure it to register itself with a particular existing server by agentId, or to spin up it's own distinct JMX server. -Hoss
