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So you can create your metrics. | So you can create your metrics. |
Revision as of 13:03, 30 November 2016
Here i will show how to monitoring your Domino server health using your Monitoring tools.
In this tip, i run command Show stats and send the output to a file, so your monitoring tool can download using http,
http://domino_server/stats.txt
So you can create your metrics.
Putting in Production
Create a Program Document :
Basics |
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Schedule |
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Program name: |
server |
Enabled/disabled: |
Enabled |
Command line: |
-c "!Show Stat >dominodata/domino/html/stats.txt" |
Run at times: |
00:00 - 23:59 each day |
Server to run on: |
notes2/Company |
Repeat interval of: |
5 minutes |
Comments: |
Days of week: |
Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat |
Tip
You must put char ! to avoid stats to be record on log.nsf
Example:
"!Show Stat >dominodata/domino/html/stats.txt"
Ver também
- Lotus Domino: Tuning English
- Lotus Domino: Redirecionando Output para um arquivo e executando um shell
- Lotus Traveler: Coletando estatísticas de um servidor Traveler via HTTP