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I thought about posting this in open source, but because it's more general
to jobs/IBM i I thought I would start here.
I am putting together some web service jobs that will be called from IBM i
jobs (RPG, CL, etc). These web services will be node.js servers.
I have PM2 installed but I am wondering if there is any way to check that
specific jobs are running in the PASE environment, mainly node.js servers.
I do have a check function set up (ie, "are you running?") that I can use
GETURI to check if the server is up, but was curious if there were any
other integrated functions on the IBM i side of things to check if they are
up. Maybe a job or set of jobs that I can query to see if they are running
vs a ping/request/etc.
I may be overthinking it, but because these services will be a vital role
in the applications running I want to make sure that it is simple to check
for these jobs and start if not running.
Bradley V. Stone
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