Hi,
we have a outsystems application which is running on Linux Centos on top of weblogic server. In the service center-->Monitoring-->EnvironmentHealth, under Front end server, outsystems(Deployment controller, scheduler, log, deploy services) and weblogic services status is shown.
i am trying to find their corresponding service running status through linux shell. i tried to find the service status using below command
ps -ef | grep -i os.controller.service.sh; echo$?
0
which seems to be not correct. it is showing as 0 both running & warning status.
Can anyone help me to identify the status of correcponding outsystems(Deployment controller, scheduler, log, deploy services) via linux command.
Perhaps this article would help?
https://success.outsystems.com/Support/Enterprise_Customers/Maintenance_and_Operations/Load_Balancing_OutSystems_Applications/02_Detecting_OutSystems_server%2F%2F%2F%2Fapp_availability
As the article suggests, you could create a screen that validates that the service is up and running, and use something like cURL to verify that the screen is returning the expected output.
You could also just screen-scrape the relevant page in Service Center.
Hi Premavathi,
Can't you use init.d scripts?
/etc/init.d/outsystems status scheduler/etc/init.d/outsystems status logserver/etc/init.d/outsystems status deployer/etc/init.d/outsystems status controller/etc/init.d/outsystems statusrmi
IG
Thanks
I have tired this and it is showing only running and stopped status on the server with the help of mentioned command. So it is not showing warning status over here.
i would like to know how to link the service center warning symbol over here in the server side