Process in AppManager UI is shown as down while the process is up and running in the machine
Every time a server restarts, the PID of the processes get updated. So the processes added in the monitor will be shown as down. It is recommended that you have static contents alone in the process Commands and Args.
It is also recommended that you remove the dynamic elements in the command and Args field of the process once the process is added for process monitoring so that even if there are any process restarts, they won't get removed.
It is also recommended that you remove the dynamic elements in the command and Args field of the process once the process is added for process monitoring so that even if there are any process restarts, they won't get removed.
Note: There is no action to start the process when it is shown as down. Instead it is recommended that you create a script to start the application corresponding to the process which is down and assign it to the processes that you want to monitor (For availability).New to ADSelfService Plus?
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