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WebSphere Monitoring

Posted by Nagios on August 20, 2024
Application & Server Monitoring

Capabilities

Nagios provides complete monitoring of IBM WebSphere application servers. Nagios is capable of monitoring attributes of WebSphere, including memory usage, thread status, session counts, connection pools, and more.

Benefits

Implementing effective Websphere monitoring with Nagios offers the following benefits:

  • Increased server, service, and application availability
  • Fast detection of network outages and protocol failures
  • Fast detection of failed processes, services, and batch jobs
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