<vendor>

I have JOBWATCH which has evolved over the years to quite a piece of work,
and I'm always willing to add new things if people ask for them. For
example, you mentioned disk %... I don't believe that's a monitor in it
now, but if it triggers a message to QSYSOPR that can be monitored.

https://www.bvstools.com/jobwatch

It will do most of what you're asking. What happens is you set up a
condition (ie, CPU usage, watching for MSGW jobs, looking at message queues
for messages above a certain severity, etc and then it can trigger to run
any command, call a program, etc with parameters available for most
everything that you can pass it to create your alert.

Very inexpensive as well. About $500 a year per partition.

You can find documentation and release notes for it at
https://docs.bvstools.com. There are also a couple articles on new
features added at
https://fieldexit.com/forum/thread?groupid=bvstools&forumid=jobwatchannouncements
.

</vendor>

On Sun, Jun 21, 2026 at 10:40 AM gio.cot via MIDRANGE-L <
midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi all

we are looking for utility programs to monitor and then notify problems /
errors that can occur in the system in order to avoid machine downtime and
/
or stop application procedures;

For example, I would like to monitor error batch job , CPU use over a
certain percentage, use disk space over a percentage and/or progressive
increase in disk occupancy, hardware errors, hardware reports such as cache
battery to be replaced etc. etc.

Can anyone give me any ideas on how to proceed?

Thank you in advance

Gio

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