As I know , new feature APM integration has been added to vROPS 8.2 which is very great now want to know for example I run tomcat or jboss or weblogic on one of my VMS .
Can vROPS monitor it and show all details such as cpu / memory , ... usage that is using by weblogic or .... ?
Then forget about using APM you cant use it as far as i can see
Hi Baber,
Here you will find an overview of the supported apps as well the collected metrics;
In vROPS 8.1 we had to deploy and OVA file wih the name App monitoring or Appllication remote collector now that OVA has depricated in vROPS 8.2 and instead of them add and embeded option with name APM on vROPS 8.2 ? or another had to install OVA file ?
No you still need the Application Remote Collector (ARC), please see:
Deploy vRealize Application Remote Collector
The quick answer to your question is none. APM integrates other monitoring tools data into into vrops. It does not monitor the applications directly. As an example datadog data can be pulled in.
from the VMware blog This is a vRealize Operations Cloud exclusive and in this latest release, we can pull application data from four popular APM tools. AppDynamics, New Relic, Datadog, and Dynatrace.
As you can see this is only the vrops cloud option. you still do the on prem vrops as before.
To answer you question
"Can vROPS monitor it and show all details such as cpu / memory , ... usage that is using by weblogic or"
This answer is yes if the below is correct
Thanks is that your means we use APM just for premis environment and while we have one datacenter APM is not useful ?
Do you have vrops installed in your datacenter or is it the SaaS version hosted in vmware?
If it is deployed in your Datacenter you cant use APM at all, it is not part of the product. It may get added later but who knows
If you use their SaaS version (vrops cloud) then you can use APM as long as you have one of the 3rd party monitoring tools deployed.
Does not matter how many datacenters you have
I deployed vrops with OVA file on one of my esxi hosts in datacenter .
Then forget about using APM you cant use it as far as i can see