Cool :-) Btw, If you care about monitoring that much, you should consider using something more powerful. Something that can give you more info than just up/down, but also average request duration, amount of errors in last 1/5/15 minutes, number of requests and that sort of stuff.
Leon On 1/6/07, cifroes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Leon Rosenberg wrote: > On 1/6/07, cifroes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> cifroes wrote: >> > Hi, >> > >> > catalina.out hast the time Tomcat took to startup but I need to know >> > the timestamp [date of when tomcat started] of when tomcat is ready to >> > receive requests. >> > >> >> Let me clarify a bit: >> I need this timestamp to measure downtime of a server, I don't need >> exactly precision to the ms but at most 0.5second error margin. >> >> And the timestamp should be made when tomcat server is ready to receive >> requests or at least 0.5second error margin between when Tomcat is >> accepting requests and that timestamp. >> >> I hope it's clear now :) > > Yes, it is, and allow me to say, that you are taking the completely > false approach for this problem. If you want to measure the downtime > of the server you should do this by sending requests periodically > (once a second or whatever timeframe your need) from another tool > like jmeter, ab or simply a perl/bash script calling wget or curl. > The fact that tomcat thinks its up, doesn't mean it's not down. Only > when it actually responses (and the responses make sense) it can be > considered up. > Evaluating start time for this matter is kindof childish :-) > > regards > Leon I'm already doing it client-side, I now want to get a server-side approach, even if it's only an approximation. That's because my clients don't connect directly to the tomcat server, they have load-balancer/proxy stuff in the middle. I can do a local client polling every 1sec but that's too invasive, I'm happy with the timestamp Tomcat thinks it's up. :) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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