appstatus-spring-boot-starter

With appstatus-spring-boot-starter, it's easy to enable AppStatus features in your spring boot application !

appstatus-spring-boot-starter-web

Just add @EnableAppStatus annotation to your main config class. /status servlet is created and all ICheck and IPropertyProvider bean instances add to appstatus context.

@EnableAppStatus
@SpringBootApplication
public class Application extends SpringBootServletInitializer { ... }

To register a ICheck or IPropertyProvider bean instance you could use :

@AppStatusCheck
public class SampleCheck extends AbstractCheck { ... }

@AppStatusPropertyProvider
public class SamplePropertyProvider implements IPropertyProvider { ... }

appstatus-spring-boot-starter-service

Add @EnableAppStatusService annotation to your configuration class to enable appstatus-service-inprocess. You need to provide pointcuts parameter to create apspectj advisor on your services.

@EnableAppStatus
@EnableAppStatusService({
        "execution(public * net.sf.appstatus.boot.demo.service..*.*(..))",
        "execution(public * net.sf.appstatus.boot.demo.controller..*.*(..))" })
@SpringBootApplication
public class Application extends SpringBootServletInitializer { ... }

Parameters :

Name	type	default
pointcuts	String[]	{}
useThreadLocal	boolean	true
minMaxDelay	int	10
log	boolean	true
logFormat	String	"${correlationId}|${group}|${name}|${responseTime}|${cache}|${status}|${statusMessage}"

appstatus-spring-boot-starter-jcache

Let appstatus be your jcache manager and provide hit information to appstatus-service-inprocess with @EnableAppStatusCache.

@EnableAppStatus
@EnableAppStatusService(...)
@EnableAppStatusCache(configFile = "ehcache.xml")
@SpringBootApplication
public class Application extends SpringBootServletInitializer { ... }

Parameters :

Name	type	default
configFile	String	ehcache.xml

appstatus-spring-boot-starter-batch

Use @EnableAppStatusBatch to start with appstatus-batch-jdbc.

@EnableAppStatus
@EnableAppStatusBatch(tableName = "appstatus_batch", logInterval = 2000, zombieInterval = 15000)
@SpringBootApplication
public class Application extends SpringBootServletInitializer { ... }

Parameters :

Name	type	default
logInterval	int	1000 (ms)
zombieInterval	int	1000 * 60 * 10 (ms)
batchDaoClass	Class<? extends BatchDao>	BatchDao.class
tableName	String	BATCH

appstatus-spring-boot-starter-logback

Enable appstatus-logback with @EnableAppStatusLogback annotation.

@EnableAppStatus
@EnableAppStatusLogback
@SpringBootApplication
public class Application extends SpringBootServletInitializer { ... }