Following are the few default tool boxes that are offered with WSO2 BAM 2.4.2. Out of these toolboxes, some have a more generic use, whereas the others address specific use cases.
| Toolbox | Description |
|---|---|
| HL7 | |
| HTTPD Logs | A toolbox with necessary artifacts (analytic scripts, visualization gadgets etc.) intended to demonstrate the capability of WSO2 BAM to analyze raw httpd logs and produce useful analytics. This sample scenario is demonstrated in Analyzing HTTPD Logs . It is only an example scenario and may not be applicable for more generic use. |
| JMX Stats | |
| KPI Phone Retail Store Toolbox | A toolbox with necessary artifacts (analytic scripts, visualization gadgets etc.) intended to monitor key performance indicators of a sample phone retail store. This sample scenario is demonstrated in Monitoring key Performance Indicators . It is only an example scenario and may not be applicable for more generic use. |
| Mediation Statistics Toolbox | Described in detail here: Mediation Statistics Toolbox |
| Message Tracing | |
| Mobile Web Channel Monitoring | |
| Realtime Traffic | |
| Service Statistics Toolbox | Described in detail here: Service Statistics Toolbox . |
| We Apps Stats Monitoring |
| Info |
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Toolboxes bundled with BAM are using embedded H2 databases to persist summarized data. These toolboxes can be configured to work with a default BAM installation. Therefore, if you change the default settings (port offset and H2 database), change the Hive script accordingly. For example: If port offset is set to 1 in the BAM server instance used, you should update the Hive script as |