The job of the JT_Health package for Integration Server is to look at various settings and status values. This allows you to get an understanding whether or not the server is in good shape.
The package provides its functionality via services. Those are exposed as REST resources, but can also be called from other packages. The latter makes it possible to build additional functionality to support more specialized requirements.
Download the latest release ZIP from here and install like any other package.
You can use the provided REST resources to integrate with your monitoring system of choice. The latter could also be Kubernetes, if you want to know how your container node is doing.
No particular security configuration is in place right now. So you will need an account with Administrator privileges to use the services.
The table below contains an overview of the available functionality.
| Funtionality | REST | Underlying service |
|---|---|---|
| All adapter connections | /adapterConnections |
jt.health.pub.is.art:getAdapterConnections |
| Specific adapter connection | /adapterConnections/<CONNECTION_ALIAS> |
jt.health.pub.is.art:getAdapterConnectionByAlias |
As usual the REST resources need to be called with /restv2 prepended. So if you
want to see all of the ART adapter connections on your local system,
you would use GET http://localhost:5555/restv2/adapterConnections.
This tool is provided as-is and without warranty or support. Users are free to use, fork and modify it, subject to the license agreement. While JahnTech, Inh. Christoph Jahn welcomes contributions, we cannot guarantee to include every contribution in the master project.
Contact us at JahnTech if you have any questions.