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availability based on event log presence or cpu or memory utilization?

Is there a way for an eventlog entry to trigger availability to be "UP" until the presence of a different eventlog and then go down?

For example if you see event log that say "task started" and later one says "task stopped" it would be "UP" that whole time?

Unfortunately I can't do it based on a process or service running because of the nature of the task.

or perhaps be based on memory or cpu utilization of a process? so if greater than 1% or 1MB then it's "UP", otherwise it's down?

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VáclavSáblík

Hello,
I'm afraid log entry monitor has no "reset condition" and is just bounded with time interval that is looking for entries within.

On the other hand, you can adjust threshold on process monitor in a way where component will be down (critical) when value is less than something, that seems feasible.

Regards,

MrSampsonite

what does it mean to be "less than 'doesn't exist'"?

not sure I follow you.

VáclavSáblík

I mean to set threshold in way where process monitoring component will be down unless CPU load or Memory will exceed specified limit. This would cause monitor being down unless processor is consuming CPU/Memory i.e. processing the task.