I want to know if a web server gets overrun by too much traffic requests. I certainly know how to monitor memory, and tweak the MPM and stuff in apache config files, but I assume if it runs out of threads or memory or anything, it will throw errors into the log file, which are immediately buried.
I can definitely figure this out, but I know I definitely shouldn't. It's already been done. I am familiar with zabbix and spiceworks and other monitoring systems. I'm looking for something more specific than monitoring and alerting - I'm looking for something that knows how to process the logs of apache specifically, and mysql, and whatever other services we're using. So I'm looking for log processing. Something out there already knows how to process all the log files, including the apache logs, and tell me the important stuff. How's it done? Thanks...
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