Websphere -check the status of nodes from a browser for automation purpose | Python
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I am writing a Python script to monitor the status of a certain websites and report if any error via email notification.
I am able to test the http status of the websites and websphere console urls.
Since the admin (console) is on DMGR , my code is able to check the status of only DMGR but not the nodes inside the DMGR ,whenever few env is down .. only node goes down. I need a way to monitor the node's status as well.
Any help would be appreciated.
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python-3.x websphere monitor email-notifications
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I am writing a Python script to monitor the status of a certain websites and report if any error via email notification.
I am able to test the http status of the websites and websphere console urls.
Since the admin (console) is on DMGR , my code is able to check the status of only DMGR but not the nodes inside the DMGR ,whenever few env is down .. only node goes down. I need a way to monitor the node's status as well.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
python-3.x websphere monitor email-notifications
asked Nov 19 at 16:20
Madhumitha Mohan
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I am writing a Python script to monitor the status of a certain websites and report if any error via email notification.
I am able to test the http status of the websites and websphere console urls.
Since the admin (console) is on DMGR , my code is able to check the status of only DMGR but not the nodes inside the DMGR ,whenever few env is down .. only node goes down. I need a way to monitor the node's status as well.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
python-3.x websphere monitor email-notifications
asked Nov 19 at 16:20
Madhumitha Mohan
63
I am writing a Python script to monitor the status of a certain websites and report if any error via email notification.
I am able to test the http status of the websites and websphere console urls.
Since the admin (console) is on DMGR , my code is able to check the status of only DMGR but not the nodes inside the DMGR ,whenever few env is down .. only node goes down. I need a way to monitor the node's status as well.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
python-3.x websphere monitor email-notifications
python-3.x websphere monitor email-notifications
asked Nov 19 at 16:20
Madhumitha Mohan
63
asked Nov 19 at 16:20
Madhumitha Mohan
63
asked Nov 19 at 16:20
Madhumitha Mohan
63
asked Nov 19 at 16:20
Madhumitha Mohan
63
asked Nov 19 at 16:20
Madhumitha Mohan
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You application will be deployed to the JVMs on the nodes.
Is your application configured to be accessible via the Node hostname [check virtualHost config]?
if yes - thats the url, you need to check.
answered Nov 21 at 8:59
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You application will be deployed to the JVMs on the nodes.
Is your application configured to be accessible via the Node hostname [check virtualHost config]?
if yes - thats the url, you need to check.
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You application will be deployed to the JVMs on the nodes.
Is your application configured to be accessible via the Node hostname [check virtualHost config]?
if yes - thats the url, you need to check.
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You application will be deployed to the JVMs on the nodes.
Is your application configured to be accessible via the Node hostname [check virtualHost config]?
if yes - thats the url, you need to check.
answered Nov 21 at 8:59
Joseph
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You application will be deployed to the JVMs on the nodes.
Is your application configured to be accessible via the Node hostname [check virtualHost config]?
if yes - thats the url, you need to check.
answered Nov 21 at 8:59
Joseph
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answered Nov 21 at 8:59
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answered Nov 21 at 8:59
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