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Hi,
So happy to find this check. I add -k optional parameter to check multiple JVM on the same machine :
… Usage: $SCRIPT_NAME -n|–name -k -p|–property -w|–warning -c|–critical
Where: is one of: “heap|non-heap|threads|classes” Hint: You can use “jps -l” or “java -jar JvmInspector.jar all” to get the java name Example: $SCRIPT_NAME -n org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap -p heap -w 1073741824 -c 2147483648
EOF exit 0 }
[ “$#” -eq 0 ] && usage
while [ ! -z “$1″ ]; do case $1 in -n|–name) shift; NAME=”$1″;; -k|–keyword) shift; KEYWORD=”$1″;; -p|–property) shift; PROPERTY=”$1″;; -w|–warning) shift; WARNING=”$1″;; -c|–critical) shift; CRITICAL=”$1”;; -h|–help) usage;; esac shift done
[ -z “$NAME” ] && p_unknown “Missing JVM app class name, use -n ” [ -z “$PROPERTY” ] && p_unknown “Missing property, use -p ” [ -z “$WARNING” ] && p_unknown “Missing warning thresholds, use -w ” [ -z “$CRITICAL” ] && p_unknown “Missing critical thresholds, use -c ”
expr ${WARNING} : ‘[0-9]+$’ >/dev/null || p_unknown “Invalid warning threshold” expr ${CRITICAL} : ‘[0-9]+$’ >/dev/null || p_unknown “Invalid critical threshold” [ -f “$JVMINSPECTOR” ] || p_unknown “Can’t find JvmInspector.jar, please install it and set JVMINSPECTOR var in this script”
if [ -z “$KEYWORD” ]; then PSLINE=”$(ps axo pid,uid,command | grep [j]ava | grep $NAME | head -1)” else PSLINE=”$(ps axo pid,uid,command | grep [j]ava | grep $NAME | grep $KEYWORD)” fi …
So, now, you can use the script like this :
./check_jvm –name org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap -k confluence -p heap -w 100 -c 200
./check_jvm –name org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap -k jira -p heap -w 100 -c 200
Thanks a lot
Bye