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HostResourceSwRunMonitor: define the service-name parameter as a regular expression

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It could be very useful to define the service-name parameter used by the HostResourceSwRunMonitor.java to be a regular expression when matching the software running in the remote machine, like

N[tT][rR][tT][Ss]can.exe

Also, If "match-all" is true, there can be an optional "min-services" and "max-services" parameters that can define a range. The service is up if:

a) services_count >= min-services and services_count <= max-services
b) either one is not defined, then only one has to pass.
c) neither are defined, the monitor acts just like it used to - checking

All instances to see if they are all running. It is assumed that all services would have to pass the minimum run state test, no matter what the count.

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PagerDuty

Created October 11, 2011 at 12:52 PM
Updated January 27, 2017 at 4:19 PM
Resolved October 11, 2011 at 1:00 PM

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Alejandro GalueOctober 11, 2011 at 1:00 PM

I've committed the solution for both branches (1.8 and 1.10), on the following revisions:

1.8: 11d8298fb7ac3048e3234c5c560859a78a049d3d
1.10: ef830a77aa0af40514be4a3ab097ca2e697f48b6

For 1.8, I've also included some additional features already available on 1.10 for this particular monitor:

a) remove the extra quotes, and when no regex is defined
b) use "equalsIgnoreCase" instead of "equals" when comparing the service-name.

Here is an example usage:

The service GDM-SIMPLE will scan all the running software on the target machine where their name matches regex "^gdm-.*" (without the quotes), and will be available if the match count is greater or equal and 2 and less or equal than 5.