Hi List,
Hope you doing fine...
I have a very critical web application (URL) hosted on a production server on
the Jboss service. As now I am monitoring the URL availability and the
production server availability using nagios. But as I am polling to check these
on an interval of 5 mints and also there is check latency often on my nagios
server because of high load, I am not able to detect even a seconds downtime of
this url or server.
An idea which I am thinking of, is monitoring the log files of jboss for this
service availability using log monitoring (the passive way) with freshness
threshold set to very low. Will it work ? what are your suggestions ?
Thanks,
Manish Kumar
Open Source Tools Team, IMS, Mahindra Satyam
Mob: +919035435306
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