To find Node or Cluster Housekeeping MBeans, if using MBean operations directly, use the Rhino Housekeeping
MBean, as follows.
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Cluster vs Node Housekeeping
Rhino includes two types of Housekeeping MBean, which, when using the Savanna clustering mode, provide the same set of functions for either an entire cluster or a single node:
Many of the housekeeping commands available in rhino-console accept a However, when using the pool clustering mode, a Cluster Housekeeping MBean only operates on state maintained by the node where the MBean is registered, and it is not possible to obtain a Node Housekeeping MBean for any node other than the node the management client is connected to. This means that there is practically no difference in functionality between a Cluster Housekeeping MBean and a Node Housekeeping MBean when using the pool clustering mode. |
MBean operation: getClusterHousekeeping
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Rhino operation |
public ObjectName getClusterHousekeeping() throws ManagementException; This operation returns the JMX Object Name of a Cluster Housekeeping MBean. |
MBean operation: getNodeHousekeeping
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Rhino operation |
public ObjectName getNodeHousekeeping(int) throws InvalidArgumentExcepiton, ManagementException; This operation returns the JMX Object Name of a Node Housekeeping MBean for the given node. |
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Both the Cluster Housekeeping MBean and Node Housekeeping MBean expose the NodeHousekeepingMBean interface.
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