Hi Again,
I just knocked up this nodemanager check script that you can run as a cron job making sure the Weblogic Java NodeManager is running and if not email you. See below for the script.
#!/bin/ksh
#
#########################################################
# NAME:check_node_manager.sh #
# AUTHOR: Paz #
# DESC: Check no make sure Weblogic Node Manager is #
# running #
# DATE: 19/06/13 #
# VERSION 1.0 #
# CHANGE LOG: #
# AP 19/06/2013 Creation #
# #
# #
#########################################################
#
#set -x
. $HOME/.profile
export SCRIPT_HOME='add you scripts home'
####################CHECK NODE MANAGER JAVA PROCESS IS RUNNING########################
cd $SCRIPT_HOME
jps |grep -i NodeManager >Nodemgr_jps_status.log
sleep 2
nodemgr_jps_status=$(cat Nodemgr_jps_status.log |grep -i 'NodeManager' |wc -l)
if [ ${nodemgr_jps_status} -gt 0 ]
then
echo 'do nothing Node Manager Alive'
else
mailx -s 'NODEMANAGER DOWN' [email protected]
fi
exit
EOF
The script can be changed if you use a script based nodemanager, if you change ‘jps’ for ‘ps -ef’ so the line would read:
ps -ef |grep -i NodeManager >Nodemgr_jps_status.log
Until next time