Monitoring HTTP Services in a Load Balanced Cluster|
We recommend the following approach to monitor web sites available on a load balanced cluster:
You may also wish to monitor any load balancing network devices or databases that are associated with the web site. |
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Monitoring Servers And Services Behind a Firewall | Rating | Views | |
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Monitoring services running on a different IP address than the ag... | Rating | Views | |
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If you have a server with multiple IPs serving different applications you will find that up.time only allows you to create service monitors against the primary IP by default. To monitor services... By: uptime Support | Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Last Modified: 8-10-2011 | Index: 252 |
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Monitoring a User Login Web Page | Rating | Views | |
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How do I monitor a cluster in up.time? | Rating | Views | |
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We recommend the following approach to monitoring clusters. 1) Install the up.time agent on each cluster node and add those agents to up.time 2) Add the shared cluster IP to up.time as a Virtual... By: uptime Support | Date Created: 9-10-2010 | Last Modified: 8-13-2011 | Index: 500 |
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Monitor Disk Mounting in Active / Passive Cluster Nodes | Rating | Views | |
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To monitor an active/passive node a good and easy way is to have a TCP service monitor setup as the host check to check for File Systems on the system. When the active server becomes passive, the... By: uptime Support | Date Created: 12-31-1969 | Last Modified: 8-31-2011 | Index: 293 |
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