Watchdog Apache con Bash, Cron e Systemd: monitoraggio automatico di memoria, PID e socket close-wait
The article discusses a lightweight Bash watchdog script designed to monitor Apache server performance. It checks critical metrics such as available RAM, PID usage, and TCP connections in close-wait state. The script can automatically reload or restart Apache based on predefined thresholds, providing a self-healing mechanism for unstable environments.
- ▪The watchdog script monitors system status and critical metrics for Apache.
- ▪It can automatically reload or restart Apache based on resource thresholds.
- ▪The script logs events using syslog and journalctl for monitoring purposes.
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