Re: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

2010-07-27 Thread Shellman, David
Amey,

There is a flaw with monitoring Arserver processes from within the AR System.  
If the arserver process is not running, the system is off line.  The escalation 
will not fire for the run process.  Also you will not be able to login to the 
system to check if it is green or red.

Dave


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Subject: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

**
Hi All,

I have requirement where i need to monitor the process like Arserver , Email 
Engine , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy.

The plan is to have a form which will display a table with records like 
Arserver , Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat .

So the table would have column like Component Name , Component Status.The 
Component Status is a radio button created on the form which will have value 
Running or Stopped.

So when the process is Running the record will be displayed in green and if 
stopped then red.

So do i need to use an Escalation where i will use a Run Process to run the 
grep command to check whether the process individually are running for Arserver 
, Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat


The grep command does return a long string output e.g. ps -ef | grep ars would 
return 4 - 6 process running i.e. arserverd , armonitor etc.

But then this long output how will store in Remedy and confirm the Component 
status to be set as Running or Stopped ?

So can someone please suggest me as how should i approach with this requirement 
?

Regards,

Amey Bhosale


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Re: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

2010-07-21 Thread Wallace, Kelvin
I have a command called "remstat" that I run:

 

root> more remstat

echo

echo -- ServletExec - Remedy Mid-Tier --

echo

ps -ef |grep newatlanta | grep servletexec

echo

echo -- AR Server Daemon --

echo

ps -ef |grep arserverd | grep 

echo

echo -- AR Monitor 

echo

ps -ef |grep armonitor | grep 

echo

echo -- AR Fork Daemon 

echo

ps -ef |grep arforkd | grep 

echo

echo -- AR Services ---

echo

ps -ef |grep arsvcdsp | grep 

echo

echo -- AR Plugins 

echo

ps -ef |grep arplugin | grep 

echo

echo -- AR E-mail Engine --

echo

ps -ef |grep AREmail | grep 

echo

echo -- Oracle Processes --

echo

ps -ef | grep pmon | grep oracle

ps -ef | grep tnslsnr | grep oracle

echo

echo -- Check via arsignal - OK if nothing is returned 

arsignal -g 

echo

 

It outputs something like this:

 

root> remstat

 

-- ServletExec - Remedy Mid-Tier --

 

root  2716 1   0   Jan 18 ? 224:25 /usr/java/bin/java
-Djava.naming.factory.initial=com.newatlanta.servletexec.Ini

 

-- AR Server Daemon --

 

root  2405  2404   0   Jan 18 ? 833:46 ./arserverd -s
 -i /usr/ar -l /etc/arsystem/

 

-- AR Monitor 

 

root  2404 1   0   Jan 18 ?   0:00 ./armonitor -s
 -c /etc/arsystem//armonitor.conf

 

-- AR Fork Daemon 

 

root  2674  2405   0   Jan 18 ?  14:16 ./arforkd -s
 -l /usr/ar/db/arfork.log

 

-- AR Services -

 

root  2693  2404   0   Jan 18 ?   3:27 ./arsvcdsp -s
 -d /usr/ar

 

-- AR Plugins 

 

root  2694  2404   0   Jan 18 ? 124:23 ./arplugin -s
 -i /usr/ar

 

-- AR E-mail Engine --

 

root  2747  2404   0   Jan 18 ?3904:25 /usr/java/bin/java
-Djava.library.path=/usr/ar/AREmail/ -cp /usr/ar/AREm

 

-- Oracle Processes --

 

  oracle  2338 1   0   Jan 18 ? 232:25 ora_pmon_REMEDY

  oracle  2334 1   0   Jan 18 ?  37:45
/oracle/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/bin/tnslsnr LISTENER -inherit

 

-- Check via arsignal - OK if nothing is returned 

 

 

 

 

 

HTH,

Kelvin

 

 

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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

 

** 

Hi All,

 

I have requirement where i need to monitor the process like Arserver ,
Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy.

 

The plan is to have a form which will display a table with records like
Arserver , Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat .

 

So the table would have column like Component Name , Component
Status.The Component Status is a radio button created on the form which
will have value Running or Stopped.

 

So when the process is Running the record will be displayed in green and
if stopped then red.

 

So do i need to use an Escalation where i will use a Run Process to run
the grep command to check whether the process individually are running
for Arserver , Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat

 

 

The grep command does return a long string output e.g. ps -ef | grep ars
would return 4 - 6 process running i.e. arserverd , armonitor etc.

 

But then this long output how will store in Remedy and confirm the
Component status to be set as Running or Stopped ?

 

So can someone please suggest me as how should i approach with this
requirement ?

 

Regards,

 

Amey Bhosale


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Re: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

2010-07-21 Thread Chuck
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On Jul 21, 1:15 am, Tristan Roppel  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> For this purpose you can use the open source software "Nagios" !
>
> Thanks
>
> Tristan
>
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Re: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

2010-07-20 Thread Tristan Roppel
Hi,

For this purpose you can use the open source software "Nagios" !

Thanks

Tristan

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Re: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

2010-07-20 Thread Nair, Rajesh IN BOM SISL
We do have an third party software which send in a SMS and an Email in case the 
services of arserver and Email engine is not working.. Same is work for SLA's 
also..

Using remedy for this is not a good idea as it will only show you the status of 
Email engine,armonitor.SLA engine and not the arserver(if it is not working).

Better use a script or a third party tool for this available in the market, 
even microsoft has couple of them

Regards
Rajesh



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You can create a a script to run in cron which checks the remedy process,
memory, oubound email delay/count etc.,. We had created something similar
to track and called the paging system directly from commandline to send
pager to the Remedy support team to take necessary action...

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Re: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

2010-07-20 Thread SUBSCRIBE arslist Sathish
You can create a a script to run in cron which checks the remedy process, 
memory, oubound email delay/count etc.,. We had created something similar 
to track and called the paging system directly from commandline to send 
pager to the Remedy support team to take necessary action...

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Re: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

2010-07-20 Thread Ddussie
You need an external product or script local to server. Application cannot 
monitor it self as LJ eluded to.

We use ITM (IBM tivoli monitoring).

Sincerely,
D.Dussie


On Jul 20, 2010, at 4:10 PM, LJ LongWing  wrote:

> **
> Amey,
> 
> One question….if ARServer is not running, how will an escalation fire off to 
> check to see if it’s running?
> 
>  
> 
> From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) 
> [mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Amey Bhosale
> Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2010 12:50 PM
> To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
> Subject: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy
> 
>  
> 
> **
> 
> Hi All,
> 
>  
> 
> I have requirement where i need to monitor the process like Arserver , Email 
> Engine , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy.
> 
>  
> 
> The plan is to have a form which will display a table with records like 
> Arserver , Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat .
> 
>  
> 
> So the table would have column like Component Name , Component Status.The 
> Component Status is a radio button created on the form which will have value 
> Running or Stopped.
> 
>  
> 
> So when the process is Running the record will be displayed in green and if 
> stopped then red.
> 
>  
> 
> So do i need to use an Escalation where i will use a Run Process to run the 
> grep command to check whether the process individually are running for 
> Arserver , Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
> The grep command does return a long string output e.g. ps -ef | grep ars 
> would return 4 - 6 process running i.e. arserverd , armonitor etc.
> 
>  
> 
> But then this long output how will store in Remedy and confirm the Component 
> status to be set as Running or Stopped ?
> 
>  
> 
> So can someone please suggest me as how should i approach with this 
> requirement ?
> 
>  
> 
> Regards,
> 
>  
> 
> Amey Bhosale
> 
> 
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Re: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

2010-07-20 Thread LJ LongWing
Amey,

One question..if ARServer is not running, how will an escalation fire off to
check to see if it's running?

 

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Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2010 12:50 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

 

** 


Hi All,

 

I have requirement where i need to monitor the process like Arserver , Email
Engine , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy.

 

The plan is to have a form which will display a table with records like
Arserver , Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat .

 

So the table would have column like Component Name , Component Status.The
Component Status is a radio button created on the form which will have value
Running or Stopped.

 

So when the process is Running the record will be displayed in green and if
stopped then red.

 

So do i need to use an Escalation where i will use a Run Process to run the
grep command to check whether the process individually are running for
Arserver , Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat

 

 

The grep command does return a long string output e.g. ps -ef | grep ars
would return 4 - 6 process running i.e. arserverd , armonitor etc.

 

But then this long output how will store in Remedy and confirm the Component
status to be set as Running or Stopped ?

 

So can someone please suggest me as how should i approach with this
requirement ?

 

Regards,

 

Amey Bhosale


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Monitoring Process like Arserver , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy

2010-07-20 Thread Amey Bhosale
Hi All,
I have requirement where i need to monitor the process like Arserver , Email 
Engine , Apache , Tomcat using Remedy.
The plan is to have a form which will display a table with records like 
Arserver , Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat .
So the table would have column like Component Name , Component Status.The 
Component Status is a radio button created on the form which will have value 
Running or Stopped.
So when the process is Running the record will be displayed in green and if 
stopped then red.
So do i need to use an Escalation where i will use a Run Process to run the 
grep command to check whether the process individually are running for Arserver 
, Email Engine , Apache , Tomcat

The grep command does return a long string output e.g. ps -ef | grep ars would 
return 4 - 6 process running i.e. arserverd , armonitor etc.
But then this long output how will store in Remedy and confirm the Component 
status to be set as Running or Stopped ?
So can someone please suggest me as how should i approach with this requirement 
?
Regards,
Amey Bhosale



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