Re: How to monitor for CGI program crashing

<vendor>
We have a solution called Job Watch (JOBWATCH) that can monitor jobs for
any state, including MSGW, as well as monitoring message queues for
specific level of messages.  There are a lot more features as well as
watching job CPUs, monitoring for number of jobs running, etc.

It can call any program or command with all the job details available so
you can send an email, text, etc...  You can set it to monitor specific
subsystems or everything.  Lots of configurations to work with.

www.bvstools.com/jobwatch.html
</vendor>

On Fri, Oct 7, 2022 at 8:10 AM Dave <[email protected]> wrote:

> I've just found out that when this happens, we rely on one member of the
> team to occasionally check the message queue QSYSOPR. This poses a problem,
> particularly when the said team member is asleep, for example. I was
> horrified yesterday to see all the CGI jobs on one server blocked by a
> program in *MSGW condition in the first JOB.
> I am currently working on an application that reuses part of the code and
> don't want to fall into this trap.
> What's the right way to alert the team when this happens?
>
> Thanks
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