Splunk AppDynamics creates long-term metrics of the key MBean attributes that represent the health of the Java container. Depending on your application configuration, metrics may include:

• Session information such as the number of active and expired sessions, maximum active sessions, processing time, average and maximum alive times, and a session counter.
• Web container runtime metrics that represent the thread pool that services user requests. The metrics include pending requests and the number of current threads servicing requests. These metrics are related to Business Transaction metrics such as response time.
• Messaging metrics related to JMS destinations, including the number of current consumers and the number of current messages.
• JDBC connection pool metrics including current pool size and maximum pool size.

To view the JMX metrics discovered in a node, see the JMX tab on the Node Dashboard. For additional metrics not discovered automatically, you can configure JMX Metrics from MBeans yourself.

You can mask sensitive JMX and MBean data by setting the sensitive-data-filters property in the app-agent-config.xml. See Filter Sensitive Data.