JBoss monitoring with ManageEngine Log360

ManageEngine Log360 extends its log management and SIEM capabilities to support JBoss, a widely used Java-based application server. With this integration, organizations gain comprehensive visibility into JBoss server activities by ingesting and analyzing its log files—ensuring proactive monitoring, faster threat detection, and audit-ready compliance reporting.

How Log360 ingests JBoss Logs

Log360 uses agentless or agent-based mechanisms to collect JBoss logs from application servers. The solution ingests log files such, as server.log, boot.log, and access logs, from local or remote systems.

Once ingested, logs are parsed, normalized, and analyzed in real time using powerful rule-based engines.

Monitoring capabilities

• User and session tracking: Monitor login attempts, session initiations, and access anomalies.
• Application performance insights: Detect deployment issues, transaction bottlenecks, and memory errors.
• Configuration change auditing: Track administrative changes and resource updates.
• Security threat detection: Identify suspicious activities like repeated failed logins or unauthorized resource access.
• Custom alerts: Generate real-time alerts for specific error patterns or failure events.

Critical JBoss events monitored

• Authentication failures and access control violations
• Application deployment errors and runtime exceptions
• Configuration updates and management operations
• Session timeouts and user activity logs
• JVM errors and memory leaks affecting performance

Key benefits

• Unified visibility: Correlate JBoss logs with logs from web servers, databases, and network devices from a single console.
• Security intelligence: Detect and alert on anomalous behaviors or application layer attacks in real time.
• Faster troubleshooting: Quickly trace application issues using granular search and contextual log timelines.

Addressing JBoss monitoring challenges

Achieve comprehensive JBoss Log management with Log360

Correlate across environments: Correlate JBoss log data with logs from Windows, cloud apps, and more.

Threat detection: Identify suspicious patterns using threat intelligence feeds (e.g., STIX or ThreatFox).

Automated response: Use built-in ticketing to assign incidents based on real-time alerts.