i have javamelody added to one of my appfuse projects.
this works very well but not as an application management
1) its integrated in the application, so when the applications runs out
of memory or goes down javamelody will be down to
2) its looks at what users do, it does not check if the application is
working (ie no users is no activity but app still works)
3) it does not make any noise. when there is a problem it should send an
email/sms or some sound.
messadmin seems also to be integrated and yes not very active.
so thats why i think about adding a service and a separate management
app which can query all the different apps and send alerts when needed.
the app can be based on a appfuse stack very simple, an service should
not be to much work either....
On 10/11/2012 07:16 PM, Matt Raible wrote:
> You might look at something like MessAdmin.
>
>
http://messadmin.sourceforge.net/>
> It doesn't look like it's been updated in a while. Maybe there's something built into your app server?
>
> Here's a thread on StackOverflow about this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/242958/best-tools-to-monitor-tomcat>
> On Oct 11, 2012, at 7:31 AM, tibi wrote:
>
>> list readers,
>>
>> i have some 10 appfuse applications up and running (thanks matt!) and my
>> client is interested in active monitoring on these applications.
>> for most basic stuff should be checked like memory, drive, db
>> connection, some clients still alive.
>>
>> is there an existing option which i can use for this?
>> or would it be an option to add a service which returns this status
>> information so a stand alone site could make nice greenbars?
>>
>> have fun :D
>>
>>
>> tibi
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