Monit CLI uses the http to communicate with the monit daemon and get the
data.
The only CLI command which will provide the results and doesn't require
the http interface is 'monit validate' which runs the tests in the CLI
process context.
Martin
David Pratt wrote:
Hi, I am investigating monitoring solutions and have been reading monit
documentation. I am seeking a pure command line utility for monitoring -
from what I have read, monit is quite close to what I have in mind.
I do not want the overhead or potential security issues that can come
from another framework or web server. I just want to monitor, log, query
and collect results from the system so really just interested in the
core of what monit can do. I also want some action to be triggered if
there is a problem.
I am not certain that monit can be used this way since it seems quite
tied to a http interface. Hoping someone can provide clarification as to
whether results can be collected (even if it is though a debugging
command line interface) without a running web server.
Many thanks
Regards,
David
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