Only from one instance is collecting data using MonitoringFilter.registerApplicationNodeInCollectServer
See original GitHub issueHello,
I’m deploying 3 instances of the same web application on different servers. The application register itself using MonitoringFilter.registerApplicationNodeInCollectServer
. It reads one time from each server, after that only read from only one server. Any idea what can I be doing wrong?
Thanks in advance
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The release is planned in a few days. You are welcome.
Thank @evernat, it’s working now. I will let it run for a few hours to check if working properly. For when is planned the release of 1.83?
Again thank you.