Mumps System Monitoring

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Benjamin Irwin

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Feb 15, 2026, 6:27:17 PM (3 days ago) Feb 15
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This following link shows the system monitor that I have written to monitor the edu2.opensourcevista.net site.  I have it running on all of my Linux systems so that I can get a quick look at what is happening.  https://edu2.opensourcevista.net/vista/monitor.php

This link calls a php web page that has five functions that perform five different processes.
  1. default - runs the main web page with four iframes, each calling a different function of the monitor.php.  The "pr" and "psef" functions are designed to update every 15 seconds to provide almost real time information.
  2. pr - calls a simple linux command to find the number of processes running.
  3. monasa - calls a nodejs link that is used to run a linux command to display the "pm2 list" listing to show that my node.js system is functionnig correctly.  The reason that I use this round about method is because the "pm2 list" is displayed better when run thorough nodejs, then directly from the linux command line.
  4. psef - calls a simple linux command to list all the processes that contain the words, nodejs, pm2, or mumps.
  5. hitsview - calls a nodejs link, that calls a mumps routine (hitsview^setttings)  that collects a count of the web page hits per day for this site.  You can look through the graphic and see that on a single day the site has handled 40k hits.

Nancy Anthracite

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Feb 15, 2026, 6:47:26 PM (3 days ago) Feb 15
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Are the hits on EDU2 or your site specifically?


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Nancy Anthracite


On Sunday, February 15, 2026 6:27:16 PM EST Benjamin Irwin wrote:

> This following link shows the system monitor that I have written to monitor

> the edu2.opensourcevista.net site.  I have it running on all of my Linux

> systems so that I can get a quick look at what is happening. 

> https://edu2.opensourcevista.net/vista/monitor.php

>

> This link calls a php web page that has five functions that perform five

> different processes.

> https://edu2.opensourcevista.net/vista/docs/monitorphp.html

>

>    1. default - runs the main web page with four iframes, each calling a

>    different function of the monitor.php.  The "pr" and "psef" functions are

>    designed to update every 15 seconds to provide almost real time information.

>    2. pr - calls a simple linux command to find the number of processes

>    running.

>    3. monasa - calls a nodejs link

>    <https://edu2.opensourcevista.net/vista/docs/indexjs.html> that is used

>    to run a linux command to display the "pm2 list" listing to show that my

>    node.js system is functionnig correctly.  The reason that I use this round

>    about method is because the "pm2 list" is displayed better when run

>    thorough nodejs, then directly from the linux command line.

>    4. psef - calls a simple linux command to list all the processes that

>    contain the words, nodejs, pm2, or mumps.

>    5. hitsview - calls a nodejs link

>    <https://edu2.opensourcevista.net/vista/docs/indexjs.html>, that calls a

>    mumps routine (hitsview^setttings

>    <https://edu2.opensourcevista.net/vista/docs/settingsm.html>)  that

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