On 30/01/14 11:49, Ewa Szwed wrote:
Hi,
Last question from me (at least in the near future).
Bluff :-)
I am thinking of designing a basic monitor for my Fuseki instance so that
people (and systems) could easily see what is the server load at any given
moment.
The idea is to expose a service that would read the Fuseki log file and/or
Jena log file to see for which queries there was no [no] 200 OK log entry.
Is this for timeouts? You can set query timeouts which are applied
quite aggressively. Not perfect but it takes an increasingly ingenious
client to block a query.
My question is:
Is there a way to kill running query on the Fuseki or Jena level.
Currently, you have to do it via your OS. "kill -9" is fine.
Development-in-progress is to completely rewrite the Fuseki UI and add
an administrative interface. And add security (Apache Shiro) because
now there are operations that can damage a working service - shutdown
being one of them.
This is both UI and API for admin. Stopping the server is part of that
(may not be the first release).
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jena/branches/jena-fuseki-new-ui/
Andy
Regards,
Ewa
