04-04-2016
Server monitoring using shell script
I want to write a shell script which is used in cron job and it runs every 4 hours to check whether tomcat servers are running or not . If servers are not running , one email should be triggered like alert notification. if servers are Running then no need to print anything.
This is what i want to achieve through shell script
Can you please guide me how to write these or better approach to write this. Thanks in advance.
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