Re: Multitask in Monit?

[Callum Macdonald]

As far as I'm aware, the standard approach to do this is either to put
all your commands in a single script and execute that with exec, or to
construct a one-liner in exec something like
exec 'killall -9 httpd; killall -9 mysqld; service mysqld start; service
httpd start'

If you call an exec it will automatically generate an alert, so no need
for the alert and exec separately.

Cheers - Callum.

On Mon, 2012-07-23 at 09:55 +0700, Tu Tran wrote:
> Hi monit...ers!
> 
> I don't know how to use multitask in monit, please show me the syntax!
> Ex:
> If CPU (used) > 90 %
> monit will do step by step
> killall -9 httpd
> killall -9 mysqld
> service mysqld start
> service httpd start
> alert
> 
> I'm using Centos5 and monit 5.4
> Thanks so much!
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