Hi,
I'd like to have our Tomcat servers monitored, in order to get an alarm
if one of them stops responding.
But they are not using HTTP at all. We are using the Coyote AJP
connector because we have Apache in front of them, in a balanced
configuration.
So I'd like to load a page directly
Antonio Fiol Bonnín said:
Hi,
I'd like to have our Tomcat servers monitored, in order to get an alarm
if one of them stops responding.
But they are not using HTTP at all. We are using the Coyote AJP
connector because we have Apache in front of them, in a balanced
configuration.
If you
John Sidney-Woollett wrote:
Antonio Fiol Bonnín said:
Hi,
I'd like to have our Tomcat servers monitored, in order to get an alarm
if one of them stops responding.
But they are not using HTTP at all. We are using the Coyote AJP
connector because we have Apache in front of them, in a balanced
I use Mars to monitor Tomcat instances that are front-ended with
Apache. To insure that my back-end logic is working correctly, I
connect to Apache and look for a particular string of characters in a
page. Mars also contains a HTTPS and JDBC probes so you can monitor SSL
sites and database
It's a very nice software, but it still has not an AJP probing client.
Antonio Fiol
Scott Ahten wrote:
I use Mars to monitor Tomcat instances that are front-ended with
Apache. To insure that my back-end logic is working correctly, I
connect to Apache and look for a particular string of
