Add some configurations for monitoring services, including home assistant.Modify monitrc to include the files in that directory.
Create /etc/monit.d to put the configurations into in separate files.What it will be doing when tested/finished: The script below is work in progress and not tested at all at this time. You can verify that monit is running and accessible from CLI: monit summary # (sqlite could be helpful to check that the datebase is still updating).Īfter saving the configuration and restarting the add-on, monit should be available in the terminal. # - only specify the main part of the package.
#Monit logs install#
# Install a package - sqlite installs sqlite3 in fact You can also install packages from the command line: # Install monit You can it to the ‘apks’ of the “Terminal + SSH” configuration as shown in the example that also includes nmap: authorized_keys: To enable monit in “Terminal + SSH”, you have have several options. I haven’t configured it yet, but in order to document it for the community, I started writing a script. I discovered it can be installed on HA OS/Core using the “Terminal + SSH” add-on. on servers, embedded systems using *nix, etc. For instance, I use it to monitor apache2, mysql, proprietary services, applications, etc. The monit tool is generally used for monitoring services on a machine and restart them when necessary.
This is still work in progress, but I prefer continuing the discussion here rather than on a git issue.
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