Monitoring WebLogic Server 12c - Oracle WebLogic Server 12c Advanced Administration - page 156

The added columns are very useful to monitor the application requests being processed.
The following table displays thread 0 processing a request of the testWeb application
and thread 1 processing a request of the myApp application.
Customizing the Administration Console monitoring tables is a common task and can be
applied in a variety of tables, such as the data sources, the JMS queues, and transactions.
Using the JRockit Mission Control
Management Console
Mission Control is a monitoring and troubleshooting application provided with Oracle JRockit.
From a monitoring point of view, Mission Control provides a Management Console to monitor
the garbage-collection behavior, processor utilization by the JVM, memory allocation, thread
utilization, and some other useful monitoring metrics.
Mission Control is a standalone application, so it must be started either locally from the same
machine that WebLogic is running on or from a remote workstation.
If you run Mission Control locally on the Linux server
prod01 , an X window must be available.
This recipe will run Mission Control in a Microsoft Windows desktop and will remotely connect
and monitor the PROD_Server01 Managed Server.