On 09/22/2010 03:42 PM, Darryl Lewis wrote:
Are you trying to monitor from the same computer that tomcat is running on?
That's not a good idea. What happens if the entire system crashes...you won't
get any data/alerts. End to end uses another machine to monitor the first.
You could monitor cata
Hi,
You can try several approaches (I'll list 2 that I'm aware of):
1) Automatic restarts on OutOfMemory errors:
Add the following to CATALINA_OPTS:
-XX:OnOutOfMemoryError=/usr/sbin/restart_tcserver
Write your restart_tcserver (you may send an e-mail notification from it
etc.)
2) This is what
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On 9/22/2010 8:30 AM, Mendiratta, Shashank wrote:
> Thanx , about that here the outbound port 80 is blocked so we cannot
> wget , moreover this wont solve the problem as to why the the services
> are getting hung.
Hmm. Can you monitor from
On 22/09/2010 17:29, Mendiratta, Shashank wrote:
> Hi .. can you share the script ??
Which script? You wrote it, according to the below:
> On 22/09/2010 13:54, Mendiratta, Shashank wrote:
>> So I have to come up with a cript also which how the system is serving
>
>> pages if its to slow . then
Hi .. can you share the script ??
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On 22/09/2010 13:54, Mendiratta, Shashank wrote:
> So I have to come
On 22/09/2010 13:03, Mendiratta, Shashank wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> I am working on a monitoring system to find out hung tomcat/apache
> processes.
Instead of looking for problems so you can restart the JVM, trying
looking at the actual problem and fixing it, then you won't have to
invent crazy solutio
On 22/09/2010 13:54, Mendiratta, Shashank wrote:
> So I have to come up with a cript also
> which how the system is serving pages if its to slow . then to restart
> the JVM .
Really? That sounds, well, a little drastic...
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On 22/09/2010 13:08, Darryl Lewis wrote:
> In my experience, the PID can still exist of tomcat but a Java heap crash has
> stopped it responding.
>
> Checking a PID will not check if the application is responding.
Obviously, I exist whether Tomcat is running or not.
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Are you trying to monitor from the same computer that tomcat is running
on? That's not a good idea. What happens if the e
do ?
Regards
Shashank
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From: Darryl Lewis [mailto:darryl.le...@unsw.edu.au]
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 5:38 PM
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Subject: Re: How ot monitor hung tomcat/apache processes?
In my experience, the PID can still exist of tomcat but a Java heap
crash ha
: Re: How ot monitor hung tomcat/apache processes?
It depends on the application you are running, but a simple test would
be to access the webpage (ensuring part of it is served from Tomcat, not
apache) and check for an expected response.
For example, a simple jsp page that prints out "ok
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Subject: Re: How ot monitor hung tomcat/apache processes?
In my experience, the PID can still exist of tomcat but a Java heap
crash has stopped it responding.
Checking a PID will not check i
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: How ot monitor hung tomcat/apache processes?
In my experience, the PID can still exist of tomcat but a Java heap
crash has stopped it responding.
Checking a PID will not check if the application is responding.
You're better to do some sort of end t
In my experience, the PID can still exist of tomcat but a Java heap crash has
stopped it responding.
Checking a PID will not check if the application is responding.
You're better to do some sort of end to end monitoring
On 22/09/10 10:03 PM, "Mendiratta, Shashank"
wrote:
Hi ,
I am work
Hi ,
I am working on a monitoring system to find out hung tomcat/apache
processes .
By this I mean if the PID exists and still the apache / tomcat is not
responding that die to memory leak or variety of other reasons . Is
their a tool to find this .
Regards
Shashank
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