Maedic

Service to monitor a PW-installation for its health. Latest tested version : 6.5.2

Currently featuring the following PW specific checks:

• Spool Files
• Hi_Queue Size
• PW main Service monitoring
• Sysinfo checks incl. CPU/RAM

The following endpoints are available:

• /v1/health for the health of PW
• /v1/self for checking the health of maedic itself, also checks the database connection
• /v1/config to check the configured limits and options

There are multiple options to install:

Docker

Warning

When using Docker the local Service can not be checked, disable the check via check_local_service: true in the base.yaml file.

Prerequisites

• A Docker installation, if you need help installing please see here
• The Rust toolchain installed, if you need help installing please see here

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/JayJayArr/maedic
cd maedic
# Run the container
docker compose up -d

Windows

For Windows an installation using pm2 is recommended.

For a complete Installation with pm2 the following Files are required (please check the releases page):

• the compiled binary
• base.yaml as a config file
• ecosystem.config.js

Assuming a node js environment installed follow these steps to setup pm2:

# configure node prefix and cache
npm run configure

# configure execution policy
npm run configure-policy

# Setup pm2
npm run setup

After setting up pm2 follow these steps to install maedic as a service:

# Assuming all files are located in C:\maedic
pm2 start ecosystem.config.js

# Save the pm2 config for automatic restarts
pm2 save