RHQ (formerly Jopr) I finally got a Raspberry Pi too.
After the hurdles of initial installation, got it hooked up to my LAN and of course I had to install an RHQ agent on it. And it turned out that this was dead simple, as the Pi already has Java 1.7 installed (in the Raspbian Wheezy distro that I am using). Thus it was only a matter of laying down the rhq-agent, and starting it the usual way. Now there was one caveat: the agent did not find any file systems or network interfaces etc. This is due to the fact that there is no native library for Sigar on arm v6 cpus supplied with the agent. I cloned Sigar from its git repository, changed into the 1.6 branch and built that library myself. Now after dropping libsigar-arm-linux.so into the agent's lib/ directory, the native library is available and on agent restart all the native stuff could be found. (Platform details in RHQ) If you don't want to compile that library yourself, you can take my version from Update Summary of installed plugins:[RHQAgent, Platforms, JMX]
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