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Currently Monit can show the monitoring result in a static webpage. But I think GET model doesn't fit into this monitoring system very well, because it needs to refresh every time to get the new result, and it will not provide user a good using experience.
I propose adding a new functionality to output result to a file and then we can use other webserver to handle the result. What I am using now is python tornado + websocket. And I can make the checking interval be every short, which almost doesn't work for static page update routine.
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Generate output file for other program to use.
Generate output file for other programs to use.
Oct 2, 2020
I do this by alerting to an email address. The mail queue is checked with inotifywait if it's changing and if so the http daemon is curled to a file. You could even use monit to check file monit's log and exec a script writing the status file, but using email makes it easier for me to gather information from different machines.
Hi,
Currently Monit can show the monitoring result in a static webpage. But I think GET model doesn't fit into this monitoring system very well, because it needs to refresh every time to get the new result, and it will not provide user a good using experience.
I propose adding a new functionality to output result to a file and then we can use other webserver to handle the result. What I am using now is python tornado + websocket. And I can make the checking interval be every short, which almost doesn't work for static page update routine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: