There are open source and commercial network health monitoring tools which
are probably better suited to monitoring the health of a service than
Jenkins is. Jenkins is a great tool, but the Open Monitoring Distribution
(open source), and CA Technologies Snap (the free version of my company's
produ
I tried to use ldapsearch with -H option, but I've two kind of problem:
- Jenkins run a shell command (in execute shell field) and ldapsearch
seems to need a 'terminal'
- on machine where run LDAP server, there is a Kerberos protocol
active...
This is the tool we should use for
Find a command line tool that does what you need (or write one yourself) and
only schedule its execution with Jenkins.
Also, this may be a case of the
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_the_instrument -- Jenkins isn't the best
tool to do service monitoring.
On 05.11.2014, at 17:01, Marco Ipp
