


my understanding of JMX is that its per VM. With AEM cloud, they will scale up VMs and servers as needed. In this case, how does one access and/or aggregate the jmx info? As Adobe dont offer any sort of monitoring / alerting solution, being able to query the number of errors, or the average time for API responses via jmx would be a good partial solution.
The jmx console seems to be available on local dev instances, but not on any. cloud instances (gives 403)
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The console are not available, that's right. What information do you need/want to monitor?
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Is this an adobe hosted cloud environment, or self hosted AWS/Azure environment? The JMX console will be most likely secured and inaccessible by design. I would deploy the prod packages to a lower environment and try connecting there.
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