Capturing Traffic between multiple hosts

Well, that's a statement, not a question. Even if the question would be "how to do that?", there is not enough information about the physical topology of the network - it is hard to believe that each of the applications at your picture runs on a separate physical server and these talk to each other using point-to-point links. So please elaborate on this part.

each Server has its own IP. So my questions was how I can capture traffic between those IP from my Machine using wireshark. Its a Web application, And if I perform any transaction on UI, request should go through all these server and come back. I need to capture e2e journey

Wireshark can only capture traffic running through a network interface it can reach directly or remotely. So you can

• either install dumpcap on all servers and control it remotely from Wireshark running on a controlling machine,

• or manually run tcpdump on each of your servers on all interfaces involved in the communication, example: tcpdump -i eth1 -i eth2 -s 0 -w /some_directory/capture_from_server_X and then copy the files to the machine on which you are going to analyse them.

If the physical topology allows traffic mirroring on a physical or virtual switch, you may run tcpdump or Wireshark at single machine connected to a mirroring port.

You can run dumpcap manually, but there seemed to be some issues with triggering tcpdump remotely, that's why I've suggested it the way above.