socket:java.net.SocketException: Too many open files
On our Glassfish enviroment we started seeing the following error:
socket:java.net.SocketException: Too many open files
On our Glassfish enviroment we started seeing the following error:
socket:java.net.SocketException: Too many open files
Demonstrations of Nagios and Centreon
Nagios XI (the new paid version):
http://nagiosxi.demos.nagios.com/
user: nagiosadmin
pass: nagiosadmin
Our windows event logs are filling with useless messages.
I went ahead and disable that useless services.
I wrote a simple plugin to check the number of established connections
to a windows server. Just execute:
cmd /c netstat -an |find /i “estab” /c
Nagstamon is a Nagios status monitor for the desktop. It connects to multiple Nagios, Opsview and Centreon monitoring servers and resides in systray or as a floating statusbar at the desktop showing a brief summary of critical, warning, unknown, unreachable and down hosts and services and pops up a detailed status overview when moving the mouse pointer over it. Connecting to displayed hosts and services is easily established by context menu via SSH, RDP and VNC. Users can be notified by sound. Hosts and Services can be filtered by category and regular expressions.
Varnish is an amazing reverse proxy product and it does its
job very well, but how can we know that? Or even better
how can we know it detected problems in the backed?
Once again my hosting siteground is giving me a hard time!
After shutting down my site twice, because high CPU usage.
Now they are complaning about high disk I/O!
It quite frustrating to have a company that is always cutting ur
site performance down and suspending accounts.
To find out if your Microsoft cluster did a failover is a boring task to go in the eventviewer or logs. Well I wrote a script that does just that
all it needs is check_nt NC_NET plugin on the server and nagios.
I tested with Windows Server 2008 and 2003 and NC_NET 4.x
Hope its helpfull for everyone.
Google is everywhere!
This is a updated list of their actual services:
Agenda de compromissos (Calendar), alertas (Alerts), anúncios online (AdSense, AdWords, AdMob), artigos acadêmicos (Scholar), artigos de experts (Knol), astronomia e outros mundos (Sky Map, Mars, Moon), blog (Blogger), catálogo telefônico (GOOG-411), celulares (Nexus One), comunidades semânticas (Wave, ainda experimental), documentos, apresentações e planilhas (Docs), esquetes e modelos 3D (SketchUp, 3D Warehouse), estatísticas de sites (Analytics, Trend, Insight), finanças (Finance), fotos (Picasa, Panoramio, Picnik, Image Search), geolocalização móvel (Latitude), gerenciamento de contas e atividades (Dashboard), grupos de interesse e newsgroups (Groups), hardware de busca (Google Search Appliance e Google Mini), histórico de buscas (Web History), informações médicas (Health), leitor e serviços RSS (Reader, FeedBurner), linguagem de programação (Google Go), livros (Books), mapeamento (Maps, Earth), mensagens instantâneas (Gtalk), notícias (News, Fast Flip), opiniões sobre sites (Sidewiki), ouvir podcast (Listen), pagamentos online (Checkout), patentes (Patents), projetos de software (Code, Code Search), reconhecimento de imagens (Goggles), rede social (Orkut, Buzz, Friend Connect, Aardvark e o futuro Google Me), servidor público de domínios (Public DNS), shopping online (Product Search, o antigo Froogle), táxi (Ride Finder), telefonemas grátis para anunciantes (Click-to-Call), tradução e dicionário (Translate, Language Tools), trânsito (Traffic), transporte público (Transit) e vídeos (YouTube, Google Video).