How to Monitor Apache HTTP Web Servers Sites with SCOM OpsMgr Operation Manager? Before we talk about Website monitoring, it’s better to get some basic details about the website framework. A web framework makes it easier for you to develop your application.
A framework is something that prevents you from re-writing this each time you create a website. The LAMP stack is a common framework for both internal and public websites.
LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP (also Perl or Python). Monitoring the webserver/site performance is crucial to comply with service level agreements or to assure a positive end-user experience.
How to Monitor Apache HTTP Web Servers Sites with SCOM OpsMgr?
Website is the main pillar of the business. SCOM/OpsMgr can’t proactively monitor the health of Websites in depth. It’s very important that proactively monitor and minimize your web server downtime while also understanding and planning for future server load requirements.
Bridgeway Management Pack for Apache HTTP enables us to perform the proactive monitoring of websites!!
Download the Trail version of Apache HTTP MP – here
Bridgeways Apache HTTP Web Server can anticipate performance issues before they impact your website users. With BridgeWays management pack, we can detect and resolve issues accurately and quickly.
Bridgeway utilizes SCOM’s built-in Health Explorer to help users diagnose and cure issues by providing extensive application-specific knowledge base articles.
This will effectively help us identify the root cause and solution for the alert generated. Plus, BridgeWays have out-of-the-box reports that let you report on the server’s overall health and usage patterns.
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For the title I thought it was a tutorial on how to monitor Apache, but when reading the text, you just indicate the Management Pack to be used. Where is the How to do the title?
Oh Sorry to see you disappointed. The best way is to install MP for Apache and follow the documentation from vendor to finetune the MP