[opencms-dev] OpenCMS Monitoring
Lorenz Lammersdorf
lorenz.lammersdorf at kernbrand.ch
Wed Mar 9 09:33:12 CET 2016
probably javamelody and nagios will do what you need.
regards
lorenz
Am 09.03.2016 um 09:30 schrieb Sebastian Himberger:
> If you want to check health I would make a JSP that exercises all the
> components you want to make sure are running.
> This can then be used for a load balancer etc. to check the status of
> instances.
>
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> Angelo Conforti <#@angeloxx.it <http://angeloxx.it>> schrieb am Mi.,
> 9. März 2016 um 08:27 Uhr:
>
> Dear All,
> we're using OpenCMS with OCEE cluster plugins to deploy a
> large OCMS
> installation with a load balancer. We need to check the OpenCMS Health
> and we need to know if all OCMS components are working properly.
> Monitor
> a test page is not enough because the OCMS cache module works even if
> the backend database is down (we've tested it) so the question is: how
> do you monitor the health status of your installation and verify that
> all components (Cache, Database, User db if is an external source) is
> working properly.
>
> Thank you.
> Angelo
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