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Monitor for Linux Systemd services
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🏷️ Feature Request Type
New Monitor
🔖 Feature description
It would be nice to be able to monitor services running on a linux instance.
✔️ Solution
Check running services on the host machine by running systemctl -q is-active
❓ Alternatives
No response
📝 Additional Context
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Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created a year ago
- Reactions:2
- Comments:13 (4 by maintainers)
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This seems like a use for the push monitor type. You could write a basic bash script (or a script in any other language) that runs
systemctl -q is-activeor it’s windows alternative. Then just send a request to the push monitor endpoint. If you put this on a cron script then it should work fine.I don’t think so as I think that it is just a GET request to the endpoint, perhaps this could be something to think about in the future, adding the ability to provide a bit more info to the push monitor