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abrist wrote:OP: Can I lock this?

Sure, thanks!

Thanks @eloyd, @tmcdonald, @abrist ! Write a daemon that does your checking by maintaining an established connection. Run this thing on your Nagios host. Give IT the ability to respond to HTTP requests which you can then query from Nagios in the usual manner. So in essence, you're monitoring a monit...

@tmcdonald Thanks! The main issue is that the remote JMX connection must be secure (over SSL) and hence the overhead of repeatedly connecting and disconnecting would be substantially higher than when using a TCP/IP (socket) connection... In case I decide to dig into the Nagios Core code, any sugges...

I am currently working on a Nagios-based JMX monitoring solution for a cluster of remote Java applications. Using a command-based approach (like check_jmx : http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins/Java-Applications-and-Servers/check_jmx/details is not very feasible due to the overhead of period...