Event Correlation and Analysis Market Definition and Architecture Description, 2009
Debra Curtis, David Williams
When embarking on an event correlation and analysis (ECA) project, it's important to consider the right event management specialist products, manager of managers (MoMs) and business service management (BSM) options, pulling together the appropriate sources and data types supported by the right ECA architecture.
We need the ability to monitor a part of a page. The content needs to be able to match content on a page using regular expressions. Also needed is the ability to log into the page. Example of expression: /Temp_P18.*\n.*\n.*;(.*) Deg. C.*\n.*\n.*\n.*;(.*) %/
We need to be able to catch the values in the "()" areas listed above and check against those values.
We're experiencing issues with some monitors giving a HTTP-FORBIDDEN issue with the check_http scripts.
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