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I need to monitor whether or not Alfresco is functional in Fedora, and it is necessary, I need to do the service to monitor it.Can anyone tell me the name of the service?
It completely depends on how you have installed / setup Alfresco. If you have used the installer there typically is not a "service" in the sense of system.d, init.d, or any other kind of service framework - there just is a start/stop script that you could use to setup a service yourself. Obviously if you go with a custom install - which I always do - you are fully free on how you set it up as a service.
So in short: No, we can't tell you the service name as there is no uniform name...
There was a useful session on monitoring Alfresco installs at one of our Summit conferences a while back, there's a link to the session slides and video here, which may be useful: Monitoring Your Alfresco Installation | Alfresco Summit is becoming Alfresco Days
I would also add that things like Nagios or New Relic are pretty cool. You can track CPU, memory, and JVM stats and then get alerts when things start to go bad.
Hi:
These two projects are useful for monitoring Alfresco:
Regards.
--C.
