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WebLogic Server: Disk Monitoring and Auto Delete Action

Monitoring WebLogic Server Disk Usage and Deleting Logs

1. Below shell script shows /appdata, /root and /u01 mount points’ disk usage #Author: Fevzi Korkutata #Shows server’s /appdata, /ROOT and /u01 disk usage percentage # Modify awk part according to your server ‘df’ command output echo DISK_APPDATA=$(df /appdata | grep /appdata | awk ‘{print $5}’ | tr ‘%’ ‘ ‘) ; echo DISK_ROOT=$(df / […]

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monitoring remote webservice curl on weblogic by fevzi korkutata oracle ace

Podcast: Monitor Remote WebService Response Times with CURL on WebLogic THEN auto inform 3rd Party. HOW?

Lately I wrote a blog post about monitoring remote back-end WebService performance in Oracle WebLogic Server. Here is my previous short tutorial blog post: http://community.wlsdm.com/topic/38/monitor-webservice-response-times-with-curl-alldetails-on-weblogic This time I have prepared a full youtube screen cast tutorial and took this monitoring to the next level which is sending dynamic email to the remote system owners. Check

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Monitoring Certificate Expiry Dates of a JAVA Keystore (.JKS) File in a WebLogic Domain (Shell Script, Scheduling, Alerting)

Monitoring Certificate Expiry Dates of a JAVA Keystore (.JKS) File in a WebLogic Domain (Shell Script, Scheduling, Alerting)

One of my client asked me how to monitor expiry dates of JKS certificate entries in a WebLogic domain. If an imported certificate entry expires in a JKS (Java Keystore File) then the HTTPS transactions is going to fail because of SSL handshake exception/failure. So, a proactive administrator should monitor these certificates and should warn

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