Hello Everyone,
I have an issue with Monit restarting my application without waiting for the
indicated number of cycles to complete.
Here's a snippet from my monitrc file:
check process myjavaapp with pidfile /tmp/myapp.pid
start program = "/etc/init.d/myjavaapp start" with timeout 40 seconds
stop program = '/etc/init.d/myjavaapp stop"
if mem > 100 MB for 5 cycles then restart
When the 100 MB threshold is reached by the application for 5 consecutive
cycles, the application is restarted. When the application comes back up, if
the memory is still over 100 MB, Monit doesn't wait for 5 more cycles to
restart, it reboots the application right away. Is there a way to get around
this?
Ideally, I want Monit to restart the cycle counter for this process after the
reboot, and not reboot again for 5 more cycles. Please let me know if you have
any suggestions that I could try!
Your help is greatly appreciated!
-Nadine
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