Can anyone explain to me what the “System Monitoring URL” is, and what exactly it does?
Only the User Guide mentions it, and then only to suggest that it has something to do with “making a call to a URL”, which is somewhat vague/confusing.
Kind Regards,
Jason Phillips
Information Systems / Infrastructure**
Health Information Systems Program
the system monitoring URL is currently part of an experimental feature and is subject to change. When enabled, the system will ping that endpoint regularly with information about the system instance (version, build, etc). This allows you to build a central monitoring system which can monitor the status of a fleet of DHIS 2 instances.
regards,
Lars
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On Wed, Oct 4, 2017 at 10:10 AM, Jason Phillips jason@hisp.org wrote:
Hello all,
Can anyone explain to me what the “System Monitoring URL” is, and what exactly it does?
Only the User Guide mentions it, and then only to suggest that it has something to do with “making a call to a URL”, which is somewhat vague/confusing.
Kind Regards,
Jason Phillips
Information Systems / Infrastructure**
Health Information Systems Program
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This will be a very useful feature for maintaining large number of DHIS2 instances.
Hopefully we have basic info such as number of users, date of last login, last analytics run, and other server details from /dhis-web-commons-about/about.action
Any endpoint we can test with yet?
Thanks
Ime
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Ime Asangansi MD,PhD
Chief Excellence Officer, ehealth4everyone
+2348180790150
On Wed, Oct 4, 2017 at 10:06 AM, Lars Helge Øverland lars@dhis2.org wrote:
Hi Jason,
the system monitoring URL is currently part of an experimental feature and is subject to change. When enabled, the system will ping that endpoint regularly with information about the system instance (version, build, etc). This allows you to build a central monitoring system which can monitor the status of a fleet of DHIS 2 instances.
On Wed, Oct 4, 2017 at 10:10 AM, Jason Phillips jason@hisp.org wrote:
Hello all,
Can anyone explain to me what the “System Monitoring URL” is, and what exactly it does?
Only the User Guide mentions it, and then only to suggest that it has something to do with “making a call to a URL”, which is somewhat vague/confusing.
Kind Regards,
Jason Phillips
Information Systems / Infrastructure**
Health Information Systems Program
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