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How to install Cache Monitor ?

Install Cache Monitor 

Step 1: Enabling Servlet Caching
  • In the administrative console, click Servers > Server Types > WebSphere application servers > server_name > Web container settings > Web container in the console navigation tree.
  • Select Enable servlet caching under the Configuration tab.
  • Click Apply or OK.
  • Restart WebSphere Application Server.
Step 2: Install Cache Monitor in Fast path mode
  • Click Applications > New Application. 
  • In the New Application window, click New Enterprise Application. 
  • Click Browse and locate the CacheMonitor.ear file in the WAS_installdir/installableApps directory. (I had mine in the following path WAS_installdir\SDP\runtimes\base_v7\installableApps). Click Next. 
  • Select "Fast Path" installation.
  • Select the installation options, accept the default values, and click Next. 
  • Map the modules to the servers, and select the application servers to be monitored. Click Next .
  • Map security roles to users or groups.Click Next with default settings and Finish.
  • Go to WebSphere Application Server Administrative console to start the cache monitor. 
  • Click Applications > Application Types > WebSphere enterprise applications.
  • Check the box next to Dynamic Cache Monitor, and click Start.
  • Hit http://localhost/cachemonitor/ to check if cache monitor works fine.

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